Rigzone

What degree is required to become a petroleum engineer?

At-a-Glance: A bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering is the standard entry requirement. Mechanical, chemical, or civil engineering degrees are widely accepted if paired with petroleum-focused ...
Machine Design

Engineering Internships: The Key to Finding a Job

This file type includes high resolution graphics and schematics when applicable. Engineering majors enjoy some of the highest starting salaries in today’s economy. In 2014, the top three engineering ...
The Financial Express

Career paths in petroleum engineering; navigating the industry landscape

Petroleum engineers play a crucial role in the energy sector, collaborating with petrochemical companies to locate, evaluate, and maintain oil and gas reserves. Their primary objective is to develop ...
Rigzone

What degree is needed to become a production engineer?

Core degree B.S. Petroleum Engineering (preferred) 3.5–4.5 years Reservoir, wellbore hydraulics, artificial lift, flow assurance Accepted alternates B.S. Mechanical or Chemical Engineering + petroleum ...
Business Insider

Petroleum engineers can earn six figures straight out of college — more than any other major. We asked 4 professors whether the degree will still pay off now that oil markets ...

Like many ambitious college kids, Chase Gay was very much looking forward to his summer internship in Houston. A senior at the prestigious petroleum engineering program at Texas A&M University, Gay ...
The Montana Standard

Taking on the world: Can-do petro engineering grad beats the odds

Brooklyn Vosen credits Montana Tech scholarships and industry internships — plus her work in the American Association of Drilling Engineers and American Indian Science and Engineering Society — with ...