41. MMS-GOMR, Educational Page: MMS Women_in_Engineering Women are now playing an important role in petroleum engineering. Meet some ofthe women at MMS working as petroleum engineers in the Gulf of Mexico Region http://www.gomr.mms.gov/homepg/lagniapp/womensc.html

A s the Federal agency that manages the Nation's natural gas, oil, and other mineral resources on the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS), the Department of the Interior's Minerals Management Service (MMS) is committed to achieving the proper balance between providing energy for the American people and protecting coastal and marine environments. In addition to providing prudent leasing and safe management of Federal OCS lands, the MMS collects, accounts for, and disburses about $4 billion yearly in revenues from offshore and onshore Federal and Indian lands. This is the largest Federal revenue source outside the Treasury Department. MMS's Minerals Revenue Management (MRM) is responsible for all mineral revenue management functions for Federal offshore and onshore leases and Indian lands. RMP collects, accounts for, and distributes revenues generated from these lands. Revenues collected from Federal leases are shared with the specific States in which the leases are located, while revenues for Indian lands are distributed to tribal governments and individual Native Americans through the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The Offshore Minerals Management Program is responsible for the orderly development of America's offshore energy and minerals resources while properly safeguarding the environment. MMS leases certain offshore areas for oil and gas exploration, then closely monitors and enforces strict safeguards on drilling and production activities to protect our coastal environments and ensure proper royalty collection. These responsibilities entail a lengthy, detailed process designed to include input from the public, States, local governments, and others. In essence, MMS is both the "land manager" and "accountant" for offshore minerals. MMS meets these responsibilities through a commitment to quality science; it works diligently to protect the environment and achieve excellence in every aspect of its services. To accomplish this, the MMS workforce consists of about 1,800 individuals in more than 100 occupations.

42. Job Guide 2005 - Job Details petroleum engineers plan and manage the recovery of oil and gas from petroleumreservoirs. A petroleum engineer may perform the following tasks http://jobguide.thegoodguides.com.au/text/jobdetails.cfm?jobid=195

43. UT WWWVL Petroleum Engineering Jobs Society of petroleum engineers Internet Career Center a searchable job databasefor SPE members; Society of Exploration Geophysicists Strategic Resources http://www.pge.utexas.edu/reading/pejb.cfm

Prospective Students Current Students Faculty Staff ... Reading Room Job Listings Grad Ops at The University, US-TX Sites 1st Steps in the Hunt This site offers html resume examples, suggestions on researching your target, and a frequently changing array of job search support information. Academic Careers Online "includes faculty, research, post doc, adjunct, administrative, and senior management positions at (community) colleges, universities, and research institutes around the world." America's Job Bank "A service of the United States Department of Labor and your state public Employment Service Agency" Aramco Services Company Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta, career page ChevronTexaco Collarini Energy Staffing "we provide talented staff to the energy industry. We consistently recruit the top experts in the business...our knowledge of the oil and gas industry, to achieve the perfect match of talent to needs for our clients." CSIRO Petroleum Australia Earthworks - Geoscience Related Job vacancies and Opportunities eCampus Recruiter Energy Placement.Com

44. UT - What Does A Petroleum Engineer Do? The petroleum engineer evaluates potential oil and gas reservoirs, The petroleumengineer increasingly uses advanced computers in this work, http://www.pge.utexas.edu/current/whatspe.cfm

Prospective Students Current Students Faculty Staff ... Undergraduates :: What does a Petroleum Engineer Do? Producing oil and gas and other resources from the earth is the primary challenge of the petroleum engineer. Petroleum now provides over 70% of the world’s energy and is likely to do so for at least another 50, and probably 100, years. In a sense, no other branch of engineering is more concerned with our everyday lives. Economic and environmentally safe production of petroleum resources requires creative application of a wide spectrum of knowledge, ranging from the basic sciences of mathematics, physics, geology, and chemistry to almost all engineering disciplines (mechanical, chemical, electrical, etc.). The petroleum engineer evaluates potential oil and gas reservoirs, oversees drilling activities, selects and implements recovery schemes, and designs surface collection and treatment facilities. The petroleum engineer increasingly uses advanced computers in this work, not only in analysis of exploration data and simulation of reservoir behavior, but also in automation of oilfield production and drilling operations. Petroleum companies own many of the world’s supercomputers.

45. Petroleum Engineering Graduate Research Reports petroleum engineering Stanford University Graduate Research Reports Downloadstatistics, click here. Return to the Stanford petroleum engineering home page. http://ekofisk.stanford.edu/pereports/web/default.htm

Petroleum Engineering Stanford University Graduate Research Reports Click here to search the database This version of the Web-enabled database contains a subset of reports. We have files for most MS, Engineer and PhD reports from 1970 to the present, but we cannot make them available until we receive the permission of the authors. As these permissions are received, we will increase the number of reports available here. Alumni: you can access the permission form here to make your report available in this search. Download statistics, click here Return to the Stanford Petroleum Engineering home page

46. Stanford Department Of Petroleum Engineering petroleum engineering at Stanford. Departmental Information; Course Information;Faculty Information; Staff Information http://ekofisk.stanford.edu/depart.html

Green Earth Sciences Building Petroleum Engineering at Stanford Departmental Information Course Information Faculty Information Staff Information Departmental Information Both petroleum and geothermal energy programs are available in Stanford's Petroleum Engineering Department. Their location in the School of Earth Sciences provides unusual opportunities for interaction with geologists, geophysicists and geostatisticians. BS, MS, Engineer and PhD programs include a wide variety of courses and research topics. In addition to courses available from other departments, petroleum engineering students may choose advanced courses in well-test analysis, thermodynamics, enhanced oil recovery, geothermal engineering, reservoir simulation, reservoir engineering, flow of non-Newtonian fluids, chemical aspects of fluid production, applied mathematics and environmental aspects of petroleum products. Current research areas of interest to faculty include well test analysis, enhanced oil recovery by in-situ combustion and by steam or carbon dioxide injection, reservoir simulation, geothermal engineering, hydrocarbon phase behavior, multiphase flow in pipes, pore level displacement mechanisms, the characterization of reservoir heterogeneities and the sensitivity of oil recovery process performance to those heterogeneities. Topics of Interest Departmental Mission Statement Admissions Process Contacts for More Information Faculty and Interests An overview of our faculty and their various interests are listed under each of their names.

47. Alberta Occupational Profile petroleum engineers are involved in the exploration and development of oil petroleum engineers work closely with teams of geoscience professionals (for http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/occinfo/Content/RequestAction.asp?aspAction=GetHTMLPro

48. Alberta Occupational Profile petroleum engineering technologists are responsible for many of the technicalactivities petroleum engineering technologists work at the wellsite, http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/occinfo/Content/RequestAction.asp?aspAction=GetHTMLPro

49. Petroleum And Natural Gas Engineering (PNGE) At Penn State Penn State Society of petroleum engineers (SPE) Student Chapter This beingso, the petroleum engineer is directly concerned with production of oil and http://www.pnge.psu.edu/undergradprog.htm

50. Petroleum And Natural Gas Engineering (PNGE) At Penn State - Careers petroleum engineers are trained to face these challenges. This being so, thepetroleum engineer is directly concerned with production of oil and gas and http://www.pnge.psu.edu/careers.htm

51. Petroleum Engineers petroleum engineers explore for oil and develop technology to drill for oil and gas petroleum engineers work around the globe, both on shore and off, http://www3.ccps.virginia.edu/career_prospects/briefs/E-J/EngineersPetrol.shtml

Career Prospects in Virginia Petroleum Engineers Home Find another career Find career statistics Printer friendly page ... What do they do? Petroleum engineers explore for oil and develop technology to drill for oil and gas Specializations include Reservoirs, drilling, production, petroleum geologists Preferred education State license sometimes required Getting ahead Junior engineers can advance to become senior engineers or project managers, and may eventually go into general management Skills Abstract thinking, creativity, math, conducting research, computers, attention to detail, logical thinking Where they work Offices, research facilities, drilling/production operations which are often overseas Job outlook Good Look for work Link to job banks and other job search resources Earnings Usually in the $50-135 ,000 range Links Find more information about this career Is there plenty of oil?

52. Petroleum Engineers Technicians And Technologists Assist petroleum engineers with technical aspects of exploration and development Most petroleum engineering technicians and technologists work for oil http://www3.ccps.virginia.edu/career_prospects/briefs/E-J/EngineersTechPetrol.sh

Career Prospects in Virginia Home Find another career Find career statistics Printer friendly page ... What do they do? Assist petroleum engineers with technical aspects of exploration and development Specializations include Drilling technology, reservoir technology, production technology, geological technology Preferred education AS in engineering technology for technicians; BS for technologists Not required Getting ahead Advancement is easier for technologists with a 4-year degree. Skills Abstract thinking, creativity, math, research, computers, attention to detail Where they work Industry and government in offices, research facilities and at drilling sites Job outlook High oil prices may increase hiring Look for work Link to job banks and other job search resources Earnings Usually in the $21-50,000 range

53. NAEP | Types Of Engineering > Geotechnical Engineering > Petroleum petroleum engineers work in the exploration, recovery, development and Do you know an Aboriginal petroleum engineer or scientist who should be featured http://www.nativeaccess.com/types/geotech_petroleum.html

I want to view ... Ancestral Curriculum Education Modules Pro-Dev. Role Models Eng. Types Home Types of Engineering Geotechnical Engineering Examples ... Role Models Petroleum Petroleum engineers work in the exploration, recovery, development and processing of oil and gas. Petroleum engineers are involved in such things as determining the best location for drilling new wells, operating oil and gas facilities, and monitoring and forecasting reservoir performance. Examples Petroleum engineers plan and manage the recovery of oil and gas from petroleum reservoirs. A petroleum engineer may: Design and oversee the development of an oil well Determine how to build a pipeline which will move natural gas from Alberta to markets in other parts of Canada and the US Figure out how to clean-up oil spills and other potential environmental contamination caused by extracting oil and gas from the Earth Back to Top Engineering in your Community A number of Aboriginal communities lie near existing or untapped oil and gas reserves. As land claims settlements are reached, the communities in the areas will require the expertise of petroleum engineers in order to evaluate what to do with the reserves.

54. Petroleum Engineers petroleum engineers work where the petroleum is in places like Texas, Today’s petroleum engineers are using the latest hightech equipment to do just http://www.collegeboard.com/csearch/majors_careers/profiles/careers/105068.html

@import "/common/shared/css/p3_import.css"; @import "/common/student/css/import.css"; Jump to page content help store Site Colleges students parents educators CollegeBoard.com ... Pay for College Find a College Where to Start Campus Life College Visits Tools College Search Compare Colleges Sign Up My Organizer Create a free account. User Name: Password: Help Home Find a College Profiles Career: Petroleum Engineers Print Full Article Email Article Education To become an engineer, you'll need a bachelor's degree. Related Majors Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Geology ... Materials Engineering Related Careers Chemical Engineers Chemists and Materials Scientists Civil Engineers Engineering and Science Managers ... Mining and Geological Engineers Did You Know? Petroleum engineers work where the petroleum is in places like Texas, Louisiana, the Middle East, and off the coast of Norway. Career: Petroleum Engineers U.S. Department of Energy Petroleum engineers search for oil and gas. They design ways to remove as much as possible from the earth and to turn it into fuel we can use. Did You Know?

55. Jobs In Energy Oil Reservoir Engineering Petroleum Engineering Production Engine EARTHWORKS advertises worldwide careers jobs and employment opportunities inEnergy, Upstream Oil Gas Reservoir Engineering petroleum engineering Production http://www.earthworks-jobs.com/peteng.htm

Reservoir and Petroleum Engineering Jobs EARTHWORKS Main Menu Short Term Contract Positions Commercial GeoComputing Reservoir, Petroleum, Production, Drilling, Facilities, Well, Subsea, Project, Offshore Engineering Jobs Job Description Location Company Deadline Southern Hemisphere AMA Energy Management International Energy Company ASAP Senior Reservoir Engineer Major International Operating Company The Netherlands Petrophysicist Rijswijk and / or Tripoli Libya Head of HSE Leading Gulf States Oil Co MNA 4135 Middle East ASAP Gas Programmer Leading Gulf States Oil Co MNA 4133 Middle East ASAP Oil Programmer Leading Gulf States Oil Co MNA 4136 Middle East ASAP Chair of Carbonate Geoscience Lectureship in Geoscience/Geo-engineering Lectureship in Petroleum Engineering Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh, UK Lectureship in Reactive Flow Geochemistry Lectureship in Carbonate Geoscience Research Fellow in Experimental Geoscience Edinburgh University Edinburgh, UK Gas Reservoir Engineer Leading Gulf States Oil Co MNA 2203 Middle East ASAP Gas Production Technologist Leading Gulf States Oil Co MNA 3131 Middle East ASAP Commissioning Engineer Leading Gulf States Oil Co MNA 4127 Middle East ASAP Sign On Bonus Saudi Arabia Saudi Aramco Until filled Well Test/Petroleum Engineer Saudi Arabia Saudi Aramco Until filled Gas Petrophysicist Leading Gulf States Oil Co MNA 1323 Middle East ASAP Facilities Engineers Global Until filled Well Engineers Global Until filled : Leading Gulf States Oil Co MNA 5054 Middle East ASAP Functional Business Developer Leading Gulf States Oil Co

56. Jobs In Oil & Gas : Earthworks : MSc In Petroleum Engineering Oil Energy Jobs Careers Recruitment Employment with Earthworks. UK, Europe, USA,Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Scandinavia, Africa, South America. http://www.earthworks-jobs.com/oil/tudmsc.html

Main Menu MSc in Petroleum Engineering Shell Scholarships Delft University of Technology Department of Geotechnology Shell is sponsoring four scholarships in the Department of Geotechnology for MSc students in Petroleum Engineering. Two Shell scholarships cover half the tuition fee for 2 EU students for the full 2 year MSc programme. Two more scholarships cover half the tuition fee and expenses for non-EU students. Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, is renowned for its high standard and quality of innovative research and education. We offer you the opportunity to become a petroleum engineer with a broad background knowledge that allows you to really make the most of your future. Applicants who wish to be considered for the Shell Scholarships should send an email to the MSc coordinator and thereafter follow the normal application procedure (see below). MSc in Applied Earth Sciences Specialisation Petroleum Engineering The specialization Petroleum Engineering includes all aspects of the upstream petroleum industry from reservoir geology and engineering, to drilling techniques and economic evaluation of projects. Significant effort is dedicated to the underlying fundamentals thus reinforcing students' ability to respond to problems of the future. The two year course puts great emphasis on multi-disciplinary work, integrating engineering and geosciences. You will integrate all areas of knowledge of petroleum engineering, geophysics, production geology, reservoir engineering, petrophysics, and production technology. You will develop the skills to manage the development of an oil or gas field or undertake associated research.

57. ExxonMobil Careers - Petroleum Engineering Bachelor Master Degrees, petroleum engineering. If you have earned a BS orMS degree in petroleum engineering you may begin your career with http://www.exxonmobil.com/Global-English/HR/Jobs/HR_G_What_petro.asp

HOME Global Careers Worldwide Recruiting Africa / Middle East Americas Asia Pacific Europe Exxon Mobil Corporation Your Career Locations Be Proud Your Career Petroleum Engineering Petroleum Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Petroleum Engineering ... Submit Resume The Possibilities If you have earned a BS or MS degree in Petroleum Engineering you may begin your career with ExxonMobil as a Petroleum Engineer in the following areas: Reservoir Drilling Subsurface production Surface facilities These assignments involve the extraction and processing of hydrocarbons from subsurface formations. These opportunities will include working on the kind of major projects you would expect from a technical powerhouse like ExxonMobil. The Hands-On At ExxonMobil, engineers work in their initial functional area for 3-5 years. This is based on the time it takes to acquire the appropriate skills and knowledge to be considered fully qualified in that area. To enhance this experience and give you technical expertise, you will probably have more than one assignment in your functional area. Your responsibilities will increase as your technical capabilities increase. Sample Job Descriptions The job descriptions below are representations of typical positions that might be of interest to someone with a degree in Petroleum Engineering. Actual job descriptions will vary by company or affiliate and even by location within a company or affiliate. The representations below are provided for illustrative purposes only.

58. Petroleum Engineering: Information From Answers.com petroleum engineering petroleum engineering is involved in the exploration andproduction activities of petroleum at the upstream end of the energy. http://www.answers.com/topic/petroleum-engineering

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping petroleum engineering Wikipedia petroleum engineering Petroleum Engineering is involved in the exploration and production activities of petroleum at the upstream end of the energy sector. The diverse topics covered by petroleum engineering are closely related to the earth sciences. Petroleum engineering topics include geology geochemistry geophysics oil drilling , well logging, well completion, oil and gas production, reservoir development, and pipelining. The Society of Petroleum Engineers is the largest professional society for petroleum engineers and is a good source of information. Petroleum engineering education is available at dozens of universities in the United States ; primarily in oil producing states. A growing number of international programs offer petroleum engineering. Petroleum engineers have historically been one of the highest paid engineering disciplines; this is offset by a tendency for mass layoffs when oil prices decline. Petroleum engineering offers a challenging blend of geology, operations, advanced mathematics and the opportunity to risk massive amounts of money. The rewards for successful engineers range from high paying jobs to the opportunities to start oil companies.

59. EPS Petroleum Engineering Training : E-Petroleum Services.com EPS provides petroleum engineering software, IT integration skills, petroleumengineering services and training to achieve breakthroughs in intelligent http://www.epsedin.co.uk/EPS_training/training_tutors.htm

home contact eSupport QUICKLINK i-DO ReO ReO Forecast PALMS PanSystem PanMesh WellFlo DynaLift MatBal MM_swapImage('nav5','','../images/nav2_f05.gif',1); Training Home Tutors About Edinburgh Registration Info ... Register EPS Training Course Instructors Prof. George Stewart George was a founding member of Edinburgh Petroleum Services Ltd (EPS) in 1983. He is currently employed as Distinguished Adviser – Reservoir Performance, and is also Professor of Petroleum Engineering at Heriot-Watt University, having served with the latter since its start-up in 1975 as senior lecturer, Professor and Head of Department. George has over 27 years experience in well test analysis, reservoir engineering, PVT and phase behaviour, and gas and gas condensate engineering. He has carried out many consultancy projects worldwide in these topics. Through these consulting projects he has gained valuable insight into the most common well test-related and reservoir engineering problems encountered by petroleum engineers working worldwide. He has also been teaching courses at EPS since 1983 in well test analysis, reservoir engineering, PVT, well performance and production optimization. George has also been a key part of EPS software development since 1983, in both well testing and production software. He has given numerous industry schools and seminars on well test analysis and reservoir engineering throughout the world and has authored many papers on the subject. He has given many SPE talks as a guest speaker.

60. Mewbourne School Of Petroleum And Geological Engineering Some students choose petroleum engineering for the excellent scholarships, petroleum engineers work outside and in the field, but they also work in http://www.ou.edu/mewbourneschool/prospectivestudents1.html

Academic Resourses Publications NExT Undergraduate Prospective Students Click here for Graduate Prospective Students Undergraduate Scholarships For more information, contact our office at 405-325-2921. Why Petroleum Engineering? Some students choose Petroleum Engineering for the excellent scholarships, opportunity for summer internships, top starting salaries, and high placement rates in the industry. Many students like the long-term opportunities: oil companies are going to be around for a long time, nationally and internationally. Some students like to get a little dirty. Petroleum engineers work outside and in the field, but they also work in management, consulting, investments, research, education, and many other careers. Check List: High placement rate for graduates during peak and slow trends in the oil and gas industry. The demand for petroleum engineers continues to be greater than the supply. One of the top salaries for OU graduates on campus every year. Top paying summer internships. The University of Oklahoma is consistently ranked in the top four by U.S. News and World Report.

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 3     41-60 of 116    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | Next 20