The learning material of the parallel Specialization Tracks, in NTNU, UPC and TU/e, will be available to all the Year 2 students (independently if they are enrolled in NTNU, UPC or TU/e) to enlarge and complement their Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs).

YEAR 2 Semester 3 - UPC Specialization Track on:

1. H2 production through catalytic reactors technologies
2. Fuel cell systems engineering

Language	Code	Course name	Compulsory / Elective	Track	Instructor	Teaching Guide	ECTS
EN	295EQ013	Chemical and catalytic reaction engineering	Compulsory	H2 production	SOLER TURU, LLUÍS		6
EN	295EQ132	Advanced catalytic reactors	Compulsory	H2 production	SOLER, LLUÍS		6
EN	295HY031	Low-temperature fuel cell systems engineering	Compulsory	Fuel cell systems	HUSAR, ATTILA		6
EN	295HY032	High-temperature Solid Oxide Cells	Compulsory	Fuel cell systems	MORALES, MIGUEL		6
EN	295II132	Renewable energy systems	Elective		VIDAL SEGUI, YOLANDA		6
EN	295II133	Sustainable materials	Elective		ABT, TOBIAS MARTIN		6
EN	295II134	Fuel Cells	Elective		JIMÉNEZ DIVINS, NÚRIA		6
EN	295EQ033	Risk and Safety at the Chemical Industry	Elective		PASTOR, ELSA		6
EN	295II024	Sustainability and circular Economy	Elective		GALLEGO PIÑOL, EVA		6

Research-to-Business Challenge (semester 3)
The students groups in the three Y2 Universities will have to develop and discuss a Research-to-Business idea: this may include of course technical aspects, but especially entrepreneurships and business analysis elements learned during the Y1 workshops given by the Collège des Ingénieurs technological. The R2B challenge outcomes will be presented and jointly evaluated by a cross-sector (academics, industry), multidisciplinary and international board (including the 5 consortium partners and the 4 Industrial Associated Partners) during the Winter School. The R2B challenge will foster students’ creativity, develop their ability to work in team, to exploit multiple information sources beyond the lectures delivered to us and capacity to presents their results in front of an expert panel.

Every year The International Students Office (OMI) in UPC gives useful information and practical orientation to international students, providing guidance about the compulsory legal procedures international students must carry out depending on their nationality and situation.