Petroleum Engineering
Petroleum Engineering (subsurface resources recovery) involves the technology of economically developing and producing subterranean reservoirs of oil, gas, steam, and hot water and designing underground waste disposal facilities. This technology relies on basic concepts of physics, chemistry, mathematics, geology, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and economics. Because more than 300 products are derived from petroleum, it has become a vital part of our everyday life. The petroleum industry is one of the largest and most prominent in the United States and other countries today, and the companies involved are dependent on the services of petroleum engineers to explore, discover, and produce oil and gas to meet energy needs.
Master's Programs
Master's Degree Programs | |||
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Petroleum Engineering (PTE) | |||
PTE-Digital Oilfield Technologies | |||
PTE-Geoscience Technologies | |||
Petroleum Engineering/ Engineering Management (dual degree) |
Graduate Certificate Programs | |||
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PTE-Digital Oilfield Technologies | |||
PTE-Unconventional Resources |
Department Webinar
Date/Time | Topic | Recording |
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Wednesday, March 31, 2021 10am PT | Spotlight Series: Petroleum Engineering w/ Prof. Iraj Ershaghi Webinar | View Recording |
Monday, April 17, 2023 1pm PT | Spotlight Series: Petroleum Engineering w/ Prof. Iraj Ershaghi Webinar | View Recording |