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Department of Petroleum Engineering

About Department

The Department of petroleum Engineering was established in 2013 to help the local community with the current shortage of petroleum engineers. On the B.Sc. Petroleum Engineering degree students will study several core subjects during the first two years. These provide sound proportions for the final part of the degree. Students will concentrate on the fundamentals of Petroleum Engineering context. Courses tailored to the Petroleum Engineering discipline are available in years 3 and 4, and they will have a broad-based study path through a wide range of subjects. Also, students will undertake an individual project that usually takes the form of a field or research exercise and involves the production of a formal report. In addition, in the advanced stages, the curricula go in-depth to provide the students with knowledge and experience, enabling them to master and control these curricula and helpthem become experts in their specialty.

To qualify for the Bachelor's degree from the College of Engineering, all students must acquire 3300 hours (during eight semesters).

The Department offers a B.Sc. program in Petroleum Engineering and a two-year M.Sc., and four-year Ph.D. program.

Postgraduate programs

The department offers a Master's Degree (M.Sc.) in Petroleum Engineering in the following areas:

1-      M.Sc. in Drilling Engineering

2-      M.Sc. in Production Engineering

3-      M.Sc.in  Reservior Engineering

4-     M.Sc.in  Petroleum process

The duration of all master's programs is two years. During the first year, the students enroll in several courses that are compulsory to complete to start with the research portion of the program in the second year.

The department also offers a Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Petroleum process

The duration of the Ph.D. program is three to four years. All doctoral students must complete five graduate courses in the first semester, and during the second semester in the first year of their Ph.D., Program, a formal assessment (known as proposal approved) of the candidate's research ability and the standard of their research will be undertaken by the department's monitoring committee. By the beginning of the second year, Ph.D. students should have a clear idea about the direction of their thesis. Students are expected to submit their thesis in around 3.5 years.

شيروان محمد سمو محمد

Head of Department

ميڤان محمد مصطفى موسی

Department Coardinator