Today in the rapidly evolving
civilization of the world, there are several disciplines of engineering in
which one can pursue its graduation such as Mechanical, Civil, Electrical and
several others. Though, we forget that petroleum is a non - renewable
source of energy and energy companies all around the world needs
graduates in the domain of engineering to manage and coordinate their
assets all around the world.
ATTENTION COLLEGE
GRADUATES
Introducing Diploma in Petroleum Engineering
in one of the only 5
universities in Canada.
CAPE BRETON UNIVERSITY is situated in Sydney in the eastern
province of Nova Scotia.
Program available at CBU - Diploma in Petroleum
Engineering
Duration: 2 years
Eligibility:
- 55% aggregate in 12th Grade with at least 50 in each
subject.
- IELTS score: 6.5 overall and no less than 6.0 in each
module.
Advantages - Cape Breton University
- One of the only 5 universities in Canada awarding Petroleum
Engineering.
- Diploma in Petroleum Engineering can be pursued at Cape
Breton University, in a short span of 2 years.
- Even non-engineering science graduates can apply.
- A wider range of job opportunities after having diploma
rather than graduation.
Career Prospects - Petroleum Engineering.
Job
duties
Duties vary
significantly from job to job, but the following list includes typical job
duties one might encounter as a petroleum engineer:
Use
computers to analyze drilling data to determine whether wells contain
economically recoverable quantities of hydrocarbons.
Monitor and
coordinate drilling, reservoir, production and facilities engineering
and safety activities.
Design and implement
environmentally responsible production, processing, and
transportation techniques.
Design and
construct facilities for the recovery, processing, and transportation
of petroleum products.
Design and
implement environmental controls on oil and gas operations.
Develop ways
to optimize drilling methods and improve production processes to
minimize impacts on the environment.
Estimate the
immediate and long-term production rates of oil and gas wells and
their total recoverable volumes of oil and gas over time.
Perform
economic modeling and evaluations for petroleum assets.
Perform risk
and cash flow analysis, portfolio simulation, exploration appraisal,
and business development.
Work
environment
Petroleum engineers work in a variety of locations, including, but not
limited to:
In the office:
Create
economic modeling and evaluations for oil and gas sites
Develop
business partnerships
Perform
financial analyses
Write
project proposals, schedules and budgets
In the field:
Perform data
and sampling analyses
Coordinate
drilling activities and safety procedures
Monitor
regulation compliance
Where to work
Large-scale
oil exploration and production firms managing sites in
Canada (usually Alberta,
British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Newfoundland, and Nova Scotia) and
overseas.
Small-scale,
independent oil exploration, production, and oilfield services firms.
Engineering
consulting firms.
Government
agencies.
Self-employment
as an independent consultant.
Financial
institutions providing loans for oil and gas properties.
Education &
requirements
In most cases, the minimum education requirement to work as a petroleum
engineer is a university
undergraduate degree. The following post secondary programs
are most applicable for a career in this
field:
Petroleum
engineering
Chemical
engineering
Civil
engineering
Geological
engineering
You will need to work for two or three years as an
engineer-in-training (EIT) and then write a
professional practice exam. A post graduate degree, master's
degree, or Ph. D may be required and can improve your employment prospects
and salary. To practice as a professional engineer, you must be licensed
with provincial or territorial engineering association. If you are a high
school student
considering a career as a petroleum engineer you should have a
strong interest in:
Physics
Mathematics
Chemistry
Computer
science
Skills
Environmental employers look for professionals who can combine
technical knowledge with business skills. Build the essential skills needed for a successful
environmental career.
43% of the graduates in Canada have to get a diploma to
acquire skills to have job prospects, thus an excellent opportunity for
science graduates.
Skills
Salary
A petroleum engineer in an entry level position will make
between $39,500 and $43,000 per year in
Canada. With several years of experience and education
petroleum engineers can make between
$50,000 and $85,000 per year.
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Top Companies in
India
Indian Oil
Corporation
IBP Co.
Limited
Lubricants
India
Oil Gas India
Petrosil
Group
Shiv-Vani
Universal
ONGC
Bharat
Petroleum
Reliance
Petroleum Limited
Essar Oil
Limited
Gas
Authority of India
Hindustan
Petroleum Corporation
Aban
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Limited
Tata
Petrodyne
Bongaigaon
Refinery
Gas Projects
(India) Private Limited
Hindustan
Oil Exploration Company Limited
India LPG
Kochi
Refineries Limited
With the receding petroleum resources around the world and rising demand
for it, the world needs high caliber petroleum engineers and Cape Breton
University is the place to make it HAPPEN.
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