Explore the programs and courses offered by Petroleum Engineering: Production of Hydrocarbons/Faculty of Hydrocarbons and Chemistry
Browse Programs Admission InformationThe S1 semesters for the master’s degree in Oil and Gas Engineering is common for three options: Reservoir Engineering, Hydrocarbon Production and Drilling of Oil and Gas wells
In S2, the candidate will have the choice between a reservoir route and a hydrocarbon production route with 80% of common modules
In S3 both options also have almost 50% common modules
In S4, the tank engineering specialist carries out work on a problem concerning either:
• The implementation of a development plan for a given reservoir
• Choose a recovery mode for optimal operation.
• Characterize and model a reservoir
• Optimize an ongoing development plan.
• Develop means to support decision-making G – Indicators for project monitoring • Note on the workshop report
• Evaluation of the promoter
• Assessment of the coach at the training site
• Defending the brief publicly before a jury
-Numerical analysis
-Fluid mechanics
-Petrophysics and PVT
-Reservoir engineering
-Bottom production
-Reservoir stimulation
-Well test
-Well activation
-Reservoir simulation
-Flow assurance
-Well test interpretation and analysis
-Artificial intelligence applied to hydrocarbon production
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Access to this Master in Petroleum Engineering: Production and Reservoir Engineering is open to candidates holding a bachelor’s degree in the following areas: - Bachelor in Hydrocarbon Production - Bachelor in Well Drilling - Bachelor in Transportation of Hydrocarbons
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