San Jose State University will be offering courses specifically designed for students who want to work with battery technology.
The University is partnering with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and CalCharge to offer the professional programme of education at the University’s Charles W. Davidson College of Engineering, which feeds more graduate engineers into the Silicon Valley workforce than any other university.
California has over 40 battery-related companies working on energy storage solutions for electric vehicles, consumer electronics and the renewable energy storage sector.
The courses are offered in response to changing workplace demands in the high tech battery industry.
