The FITech H2Xpert badge indicates broader knowledge in the hydrogen economy. Although it is not an official certification, you can add the badge, for example, to your LinkedIn profile to showcase your expertise. Only adult learners are eligible for the badge.
Adult learners earn a FITech H2Xpert badge by successfully completing at least three hydrogen courses through FITech. Degree students are unfortunately not eligible for the badge, but they can order a transcript of records from the university organising the course.
Read more about studying FITech courses.
Instructions for getting the badge
1. Complete at least three courses from the list (below) successfully.
2. After the host universities have recorded your study credits for the courses, apply for FITech’s digital badge for each course.
3. Once you have earned three digital badges, you will automatically be awarded the FITech H2Xpert badge. You do not need to apply for the FITech H2Xpert badge separately.
Courses eligible for the badge
Courses that can be studied in spring 2026
- Introduction to hydrogen economy (application deadline: 10.2.2026)
- Advanced project-based management / Advanced project-based management (application period has ended)
- Technologies for electrochemical energy conversion and storage of electricity (application period has ended)
Courses that can be studied in fall 2026
Please note that the information regarding fall courses will be confirmed in June 2026. FITech reserves the right to change the course information without prior notice.
- Electrochemical energy conversion
- Future energy storage and conversion solutions, 5 ECTS
- Geopolitics of hydrogen
- Hydrogen production and storage, 5 ECTS or 7 ECTS
- Project management
Courses that cannot be studied after December 31, 2025
If you have already completed some of these courses, they are valid for the H2Xpert badge.
- Catalytic processes and materials in sustainable hydrogen production (only for degree students through FITech at the moment)
- FITech Hydrogen project course (this course is not organised anymore)
- Hydrogen as fuel in combustion engines (this course is not organised anymore)
- Introduction to electrochemical energy storage and conversion technologies
- Hydrogen end-use and infrastructure
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