The Natural Gas, Renewables, and Oil Engineering degree combines courses in traditional fossil fuel production with renewable ...

Tom Holley, professor and director of the University of Houston's petroleum engineering program, has won the Society of Petroleum Engineers Gulf Coast Regional Distinguished Achievement Award for ...

LARAMIE - Just two years after the University of Wyoming reinstated an undergraduate degree program in petroleum engineering, 12 students will receive Bachelor of Science degrees in the discipline.

LARAMIE, Wyo. - Ashley Lantz had no idea what her major would be back when she was a freshman at Colorado School of Mines, but she liked the idea of living in exotic places. Lantz, 23, decided on ...

Texas' roots in the American oil and gas industry are as deep as its wells (i.e., earth-shatteringly deep). Scott Lindberg, who recently graduated from UT's petroleum engineering program, told ...

At-a-Glance: The strongest petroleum engineering programs cluster in North America, Europe/North Sea, and the Middle East, with notable centers in Asia-Pacific and Latin America. Prioritize ...

TULSA — The petroleum engineering field has been hit with a double whammy - the pandemic and the natural fluctuation of the oil and gas industry. Petroleum engineering students hope to have the most ...

Like many ambitious college kids, Chase Gay was very much looking forward to his summer internship in Houston. A senior at the prestigious petroleum engineering program at Texas A&M University, Gay ...

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — An increase in domestic oil and gas production along with growing numbers of oil and gas drilling experts approaching retirement age have been accompanied by a surge in petroleum ...

Petroleum engineers can make big money — but right now there aren't a lot of takers for the gig. New student enrollment in petroleum-engineering programs — the sector of engineering related to oil and ...

Undergraduate enrollment in petroleum engineering is down 75% since 2014, WSJ reported. That's despite the fact that the average petroleum engineering grad makes 40% more than a computer science grad.