Petroleum Engineering
– What is it? Petroleum engineering is an exciting field of professionals dedicated to providing energy that powers a modern society. Petroleum engineering is involved in the exploration and production activities of petroleum as an upstream end of the energy sector. Upstream refers to the process of finding and extracting oil, which is usually buried deep beneath the earth’s surface, to provide a continuous supply to consumers “downstream.”
– Who can apply? Students with a bachelor’s degree in engineering, math, or sciences can apply for this program.
– What are the job opportunities? Graduates of the program are in high demand, and petroleum industry offers a wide range of employment opportunities ranging from field work in producing oil and gas fields to office jobs in small towns or large cities.
– Check out some programs: UT Austin, Colorado School Of Mines, Texas A& M University College Station