Students/Education
The University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University, and Colorado School of Mines round out the top three, respectively.
The Drilling Fluids Research and Innovation laboratory will study and develop drilling fluids solutions.
The event will take place on 22 July and is available both virtually and in person, offering students a firsthand look at what an engineering career entails.
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TWA editor in chief and University of Oklahoma alumnus Aman Srivastava interviews the professors and students in the university's petroleum engineering department about the cutting-edge research YPs are participating in. -
SPE Vienna Basin's SPEducate Project 1.0 seeks to unify students and YPs to create a network of informed and inspired individuals who understand the importance of the energy industry and are motivated to contribute to its evolution.
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Students from around the globe are invited to participate in the 2024 Switch Competition to tackle the pressing issue of energy poverty and compete for $25,000 in prize money.
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This SPE Live delves into the SPE Petroleum Engineering Certification program and how Saudi Aramco is encouraging young to mid-career petroleum engineers to obtain the certification.
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The University of North Dakota and Dickinson State University are teaming up with an opportunity for engineering students to simultaneously earn an engineering degree from each university.
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Students entering their first year of engineering studies this fall will have the opportunity to join the reinstated oil and gas engineering major.
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SPE UFPel Student Chapter members visited Carlos Kluwe School to teach students about the SPE Energy4me program and prospective careers in the industry.
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Twenty-three SPE student chapters, ranging by category and size, have been selected for recognition.
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The university announced the department will now be known as the earth sciences and engineering department.
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The Master of Energy Transition and Sustainability program will begin this fall at the Houston-based university.
