Master of Petroleum Engineering

Upon completion of the Master of Petroleum Engineering program, graduates can pursue various career paths in the oil and gas industry. They may work as petroleum engineers, reservoir engineers, drilling engineers, production engineers, or research and development specialists in oil and gas companies, consulting firms, or government agencies related to the energy sector.

For those interested in further academic pursuits or research careers, the Master’s degree can serve as a stepping stone to pursue a Ph.D. in Petroleum Engineering or a related field, especially if they are interested in conducting advanced research and making significant contributions to the field of petroleum engineering.

1.Senior Reservoir Engineer
2.Drilling and Well Engineer Specialist
3.Production Optimization Engineer
4.Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Expert
5.Facilities Engineering Manager
6.Petrophysicist and Reservoir Characterization Specialist
7.Reservoir Simulation Specialist
8.Upstream Project Manager
9.Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) Manager
10.Data Analyst for Oil and Gas
11.Petroleum Economist and Energy Analyst
12.Subsurface Geoscientist
13.Offshore Operations Engineer
14.Petroleum Sales and Marketing Manager
15.Research and Development (R&D) Engineer
16.Energy Trading Analyst
17.Reservoir Management Consultant
18.Asset Development Engineer
19.Environmental Compliance Manager
20.Oil and Gas Consultant

All applicants are required to have completed a Bachelor of Engineering, or a Bachelor of Technology, or a Bachelor of Science in geoscience, geology, physics/applied physics, chemistry/applied chemistry, or mathematics/applied mathematics, with equivalents considered.

Where accepted, equivalent prior learning, including at least five years relevant professional experience.