
Thom Horlings
We scraped together the most frequently asked questions over the past couple of years. Hopefully you find your answers here. If not, don’t hesitate and contact us!
When you have participated in 10 Energy Learning Activities and obtained 30 ECTS of interdisciplinary energy education at the Hanze UAS or University of Groningen, please let us know by filling out the contact form. We will check your progress and inform you about further steps.
The Energy Academy Programme is accessible to all students! Our Learning Activities are open to everyone. Energy courses can be followed in both the Bachelor and Master programmes from the Hanze UAS and University of Groningen.
Everyone is able to participate in our Energy Learning Activities. As a vocational student you are able to obtain the Declaration of Participation by attending 10 Learning Activities. For now the Energy Academy Certificate is only available for students from the Hanze University of Applied Sciences and the University of Groningen.
Yes! You can add the Energy Academy Certificate on your personal LinkedIn page. Go to ‘Add profile section’ and select ‘Licenses and certifications’. Here you can enter ‘Energy Academy Certificate’ under ‘name’ and ‘Energy Academy’ under ‘Issuing Organisation’. You can do the same for the ‘Energy Academy Declaration of Participation’.
To check how many Energy Learning Activities you participated in you can check with us by filling out the contact form. We will check your progress in our database and get back to you as soon as possible.
The FEB Energy Focus Area covers 30 ECTS of energy courses. However the Master’s focus area has a Business perspective and is not interdisciplinary enough for the Energy Academy Certificate. You will have to follow at least 10 ECTS worth of energy courses from other programmes. Check out the examples or aks us for recommendations.
Interdisciplinary energy education means that you study the subject of energy through multiple disciplines and from multiple viewpoints. This deepens your understanding of the topic and allows you to see it in a wider context.
Yes, some faculties offer courses or programmes with an interdisciplinary character. We consider these courses or programmes as interdisciplinary.
For example: