Petroleum Engineering - PTRLAS8538
Stream Summary
Faculty: Faculty of Engineering
School: School of Petroleum Engineering
Contact: [http://www.petrol.unsw.edu.au||http://www.petrol.unsw.edu.au]]
Program: 8538 - Engineering Science
Award(s):
Master of Engineering Science (Specialisation)
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Stream Outline
OPEN LEARNING PROGRAM
For details of the Petroleum Engineering stream offered in face to face teaching on campus please seeProgram 8338
The Open Learning Program is specifically designed to cater for personnel who are currently working in the industry and who are unable to attend classes on campus. Students are provided with specially written resource material/study guides and pre-prepared computer-based software for problem solving and self-study. Contact with the course facilitator is via the web using Vista software, which provides an interactive learning environment.
This specialisation in Petroleum Engineering is designed to cater for upstream oil and gas personnel who are interested in expanding their knowledge base and improving their technical understanding in the area of petroleum engineering. The specialisation covers three areas, namely Reservoir Characterisation, Reservoir and Production Engineering and Drilling and Well Technology. All Programs offered by distance education require industry experience. Also applications for Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate by distance mode can be accepted with lesser educational qualification. The admission to Masters requires a Bachelor of Engineering degree plus one year experience, Graduate Diploma; Bachelor degree plus 3 years experience and Graduate Certificate requires Higher School Certificate plus five years experience.
The petroleum industry traditionally relies on 'on-the-job' training programs, supplemented by in-house and external short courses to train and update petroleum engineers and earth scientists. Accordingly, the School of Petroleum Engineering has developed a specialisation that is delivered by lecture as well as distance learning mode.
For details of the Petroleum Engineering stream offered in face to face teaching on campus please seeProgram 8338
The Open Learning Program is specifically designed to cater for personnel who are currently working in the industry and who are unable to attend classes on campus. Students are provided with specially written resource material/study guides and pre-prepared computer-based software for problem solving and self-study. Contact with the course facilitator is via the web using Vista software, which provides an interactive learning environment.
This specialisation in Petroleum Engineering is designed to cater for upstream oil and gas personnel who are interested in expanding their knowledge base and improving their technical understanding in the area of petroleum engineering. The specialisation covers three areas, namely Reservoir Characterisation, Reservoir and Production Engineering and Drilling and Well Technology. All Programs offered by distance education require industry experience. Also applications for Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate by distance mode can be accepted with lesser educational qualification. The admission to Masters requires a Bachelor of Engineering degree plus one year experience, Graduate Diploma; Bachelor degree plus 3 years experience and Graduate Certificate requires Higher School Certificate plus five years experience.
The petroleum industry traditionally relies on 'on-the-job' training programs, supplemented by in-house and external short courses to train and update petroleum engineers and earth scientists. Accordingly, the School of Petroleum Engineering has developed a specialisation that is delivered by lecture as well as distance learning mode.
Stream Structure
Professional Development Courses - 24uoc (4 courses)
A selection of professional development courses appropriate to the student's specialisation will be determined by the specialisation authority.
Specialisation Courses - Minimum 24uoc (4 courses):
- CVEN9706 Human Resources Management (6 UOC)
- CVEN9707 Contracts Management (6 UOC)
- CVEN9710 Management of Risk (6 UOC)
- CVEN9888 Environmental Management (6 UOC)
- GEOL9151 Petroleum Geology ( UOC)
- GEOL9152 Petroleum Geophysics ( UOC)
- PTRL5003 Well Pressure Testing (6 UOC)
- PTRL5004 Numerical Res. Simulation (6 UOC)
- PTRL5006 Field Dev Geol - Pet Eng (6 UOC)
- PTRL5007 Reservoir Engineering (6 UOC)
- PTRL5008 Petroleum Production Economics (6 UOC)
- PTRL5009 Well Drilling Equip&Operations (6 UOC)
- PTRL5010 Natural Gas Engineering (6 UOC)
- PTRL5011 Petro.Production Eng (6 UOC)
- PTRL5012 Drilling Mud (6 UOC)
- PTRL5016 Well Completions & Stimulation (6 UOC)
- PTRL5021 Reservoir Characterisation (6 UOC)
- PTRL5022 Drilling Systems Design (6 UOC)
- PTRL5107 Formation Evaluation (6 UOC)
PLEASE NOTE
The following courses are core courses for Reservoir Characterisation, Reservoir and Production Engineering and Drilling and Well Technology:
PTRL5007, PTRL5107
The following courses are core courses for the Reservoir Characterisation area:
GEOS9152, PTRL5006, PTRL5021
The following courses are core courses for the Reservoir and Production Engineering area:
PTRL5003, PTRL5004, PTRL5011
The following courses are core courses for the Well Drilling and Well Technology area:
PTRL5009, PTRL5016, PTRL5022
The following courses are core courses for Reservoir Characterisation, Reservoir and Production Engineering and Drilling and Well Technology:
PTRL5007, PTRL5107
The following courses are core courses for the Reservoir Characterisation area:
GEOS9152, PTRL5006, PTRL5021
The following courses are core courses for the Reservoir and Production Engineering area:
PTRL5003, PTRL5004, PTRL5011
The following courses are core courses for the Well Drilling and Well Technology area:
PTRL5009, PTRL5016, PTRL5022
Engineering Technical Management - Minimum 12uoc - Maximum 24uoc (2-4 courses)
A listing of Engineering Technical Management courses can be found here
