Minor in Petroleum Engineering

The program offers a minor in Petroleum Engineering for students who during their third and fourth year of study can complete 15 credits, 3 of which are for completing course petroleum Engineering Geology (GLGY123), and the remaining 12 credits, for 4 petroleum engineering courses, must be selected from the following list:

1. Introduction to Petroleum Engineering (PETE 201)                                                 (3Cr)

2. Petroleum Production Engineering (PETE 210)                                                       (3Cr)

3. Drilling Engineering (PETE 220)                                                                                (3Cr)

4. Reservoir Engineering (PETE 230)                                                                             (3Cr)

5. Well Logging     (PETE 240)                                                                                        (3Cr)

6. Economic Appraisal of Chemical and Petroleum Projects. (PETE 250)                 (3Cr)

P.S. Other courses should be added subject to instructors’ availability

Students registering for the minor in petroleum Engineering can make use of the technical elective courses offered in the third and forth year to complete the above requirements.

The list of electives is shown in the University catalogue. 

The minor will be indicated on the transcript of the student who completes all the requirements, and who obtains an average in the minor courses of 70 or more. Additionally, all rules and standards that normally apply to the major degree courses shall apply to the minor courses.