Program Overview

UH Energy and the Subsea Systems Institute are proud to offer this program designed to introduce and deepen understanding of electrical engineering principles critical to electrification of the energy industry. Electrification plays a vital role in enhancing the efficiency, reliability, and environmental performance of energy systems across the value chain —from production and processing to transportation and end-use delivery. This program responds directly to the increasing need for skilled professionals who can develop, operate, and maintain electrically powered infrastructure and ensure its safety and resilience. Participants will gain foundational and applied knowledge that supports the design, integration, and inspection of electrified systems within both traditional and emerging energy platforms, including offshore and subsea environments. By bridging engineering theory with real-world applications, the program prepares attendees to contribute meaningfully to the future of energy.

Credentialing Overview

The badge will consist of 1 overview module, 5 learning modules and a lab activity. Content will be delivered by a mix of industry experts and UH faculty. Participants must complete assessments and meet performance standards to earn the digital badge.

By the end of the program, you’ll be able to:

·         Gain awareness of the fundamentals of electrification in the energy industry

·         Understand the electrical architecture of major subsea energy systems

·         Comprehend the deployment of offshore electrical systems

Pricing

        $499

Prerequisites

This course is appropriate for:

·         Managers that want a better understanding of electrical engineering to make decisions related to energy systems

·         Technicians and maintenance personnel who are involved in the day-to-day operation of energy systems

·         Energy industry personnel who want to extend their system capability by understanding more about electrical engineering

·         Undergrad and grad students about to graduate and join the workforce