Students/Education
Former TWA editor of chief, Andreas Michael, SPE, shares insights on petroleum engineering, the importance of quality over quantity, technical expertise, and how young professionals can build successful careers in a changing energy industry.
The SPE Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Student Chapter grew from a 1-year-old organization with no awards into an internationally recognized chapter by leveraging technical upskilling, applied engineering, and inclusive leadership.
CCUS and underground gas storage researcher Youwei He shares his insights on energy innovation, academic leadership, SPE service, and the future of subsurface carbon storage.
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The partnership allows students to earn a BA degree from Augustana University alongside an ABET-accredited BS degree in specialized engineering fields from the University of North Dakota. -
Students are invited to apply for the program beginning fall 2025.
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Nowerina Nasiwa's journey includes overcoming financial and educational setbacks to become one of OPITO's first female graduates.
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The $18.7-million grant will fund the Oklahoma Carbon Hub aimed at researching potential CO2 storage sites.
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The degree includes curricula in energy drilling, geothermal and petroleum production, renewable systems, and carbon capture.
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KU will use its funding from the DOE's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to develop new catalysts and technologies to improve the efficiency and reliability of green hydrogen production.
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Brazil's Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro PetroTeam shares their experience as they secured victory, for the second time, at the 2024 PetroBowl Competition.
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A new report lists degrees in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) as the top 10 most valuable college majors.
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Nigeria’s Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH) announced students will have the opportunity to earn their BEng in petroleum and gas engineering from the university’s school of engineering and engineering technology.
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Plan a trip to the Drake Well Museum in Titusville, Pennsylvania, to visit the site of the first commercial oil well drilled by Edwin Drake in 1859.
