Battery Cell-to-Pack Engineering
Skills Centre
Battery Cell-to-Pack Engineering
This three-day course builds upon the foundations of our well-established WMG Battery School, offering a deeper exploration into battery systems and manufacturing processes.
Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of battery testing and management, predictive understanding, high voltage systems, mechanical integration, safety, and recycling.
27th - 29th January 2026
WMG, University of Warwick
3 Days
Learning Outcomes
By attending this course, you will be able to:
- Critically evaluate the requirements, national roadmaps and research priorities for battery system design and manufacturing within the UK.
- Construct a plan for the electrical characterisation of a battery system, supporting the prediction of future performance and degradation.
- Assess different modelling approaches appropriate for estimating battery system performance and life, in terms of their underpinning assumptions, parameterisation and validation requirements.
- Evaluate the requirements for a battery control system, its instrumentation, and the high voltage electrical architecture required to integrate the battery system within an end-use application.
- Critically evaluate the requirements and technology trends associated with cell-to-pack integration, including methods of joining and thermal management.
- Assess the safety requirements of a cell within the context of a system design and the experimental methods employed to evaluate common battery failure modes.