Program Overview

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University Program Information

The university offers various programs for students, including undergraduate and graduate degree programs.

Undergraduate Programs

Overview

The undergraduate programs provide students with a comprehensive education in their chosen field.

Degree Programs

• PETR Majors
• PETR Minors

Accreditation

The programs are accredited by the relevant authorities.

Advising

Students can seek advice from academic advisors to help them make informed decisions about their studies.

Courses

A range of courses are available to undergraduate students, covering various aspects of their chosen field.

Research Resources

Students have access to research resources to support their studies.

Costs & Financial Aid

Information about costs and financial aid is available to help students plan their studies.

Scholarships

Scholarships are available to eligible students to support their studies.

Employment

Students can seek employment opportunities after completing their studies.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions are answered to provide students with more information about the programs.

Graduate Programs

Admissions

Students can apply for admission to the graduate programs.

Costs & Financial Aid

Information about costs and financial aid is available to help students plan their studies.

Degree Programs

• Masters of PETR (Courses Only)
• M.S. in PETR (Thesis Option)
• Ph.D. Program

Advising

Students can seek advice from academic advisors to help them make informed decisions about their studies.

Class Schedules

Class schedules are available to help students plan their studies.

Scholarships

Scholarships are available to eligible students to support their studies.

Employment

Students can seek employment opportunities after completing their studies.

Internship

Internship opportunities are available to students to gain practical experience.

Research Resources

Students have access to research resources to support their studies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions are answered to provide students with more information about the programs.

Certificate Programs

Certificate programs are available to students who want to specialize in a particular area.

Master of Science in Petroleum Engineering (Thesis Option)

The Master of Science in Petroleum Engineering (thesis option) requires 24 credit hours of approved courses and 6 credit hours dedicated to the Master's Thesis.

Requirements

To transfer from a Master of Science in Petroleum Engineering (non-thesis option) to a Master of Science in Petroleum Engineering (thesis option), students must:

• be admitted into the Master of Science in Petroleum Engineering (non-thesis option) degree program,
• successfully complete at least six credit hours of courses toward degree (excluding leveling courses) with a grade of B or better,
• identify a faculty member willing to serve as Thesis Advisor and obtain their agreement to be the thesis advisor,
• propose a preliminary thesis topic to the Thesis Advisor and the Chair of Petroleum Engineering and obtain their approval in writing,
• form a thesis committee with the approval of the Thesis Advisor and the Chair of Petroleum Engineering,
• submit necessary forms to the Academic Advisor for Petroleum Engineering.