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Coventry University · Full-time

Oil and Gas Engineering

This comprehensive course has been designed and delivered in collaboration with highly experienced oil and gas professionals. - This course aims to equip you with the advanced sector-specific knowledge and skills required to succeed in the competitive, ever-ev…

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School of the Environment · Engineering and technology

This comprehensive course has been designed and delivered in collaboration with highly experienced oil and gas professionals. - This course aims to equip you with the advanced sector-specific knowledge and skills required to succeed in the competitive, ever-evolving energy industry. - You will study the engineering theory, technology, systems and practice associated with the full oil and gas life cycle, examining upstream, midstream and downstream operations from exploration and production, right through to refining and marketing. - Upon successful completion, this course will prepare you for a global career as a graduate engineer in the oil and gas industry, furnishing you with a solid foundation in fluid flow systems, oil and gas production engineering and process control, based on international environmental operational frameworks. - You will have the option to apply for a ‘work placement’ opportunity2, designed to further develop your skills and knowledge with the aim of maximising your employability prospects. See modules for more information.

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Applicants should hold a minimum of a second-class honours degree in a petroleum engineering, chemical engineering, geological engineering, petrochemical engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, numerate physical sciences, geosciences or mathematics related subject. We recognise a breadth of qualifications; speak to one of our advisers today to find out how we can help you.

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