
Undergraduate Student Programs
College-level education and training in fundamental principles of fuel cell technology occur in many classes throughout the undergraduate program. Students seeking concentrations in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering or Materials Engineering will explore various aspects of fuel cells within many core courses.
In addition to gaining fundamental exposure throughout their academic career, in their senior year students will be involved in an industry sponsored Major Design Project. This will be a real-world problem provided by industry, whereby students must utilize all of their engineering knowledge and experience to analyze the problem, iterate on design options and ultimately create a design to meet the stated objective. Each year, projects unique to fuel cell systems are explored within this venue.
An option exists for undergraduate students to work on various research projects associated with fuel cells. This work experience augments and enhances knowledge gained in the classrooms. Please click Undergraduate Openings or contact Tricia Bergman, Associate Director of CGFCC, at 860/486-8375 or tricia@engr.uconn.edu.
New Energy Seminar Series: Challenges for a New Energy Frontier 
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Fuel Cell Center Establishes Fuel Cell UPS Test Facility
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Engineering Launches Eminent Faculty Initiative in Sustainable Energy, September, 2007
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FuelCell Energy Celebrates Successful Demo at Fuel Cell Center, September 6, 2007
(read more or fact Sheet)
New Fall Course: Special Topics in Mechanical Engineering -
Fuel Cells 
(Syllabus)


