... be in lockstep alignment. Curriculum changes are also required to take into consideration the topics and subjects related to sustainable energy sources as the world transitions to clean energy. This will help provide the students an opportunity to acquire interdisciplinary knowledge. Present-day education system...

... the perspectives and impacts by region, age group, and sex. The questions probe the perception of the faculty members regarding how long fossil fuels will remain a major part of the energy mix, the impact this has on their ability to fund their research and publish their work, the impact on recruiting students...

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.... Furthermore, the students were taught the interdisciplinary nature of petroleum engineering as its applications require knowledge of the basic sciences—physics, chemistry, thermodynamics, and mathematics. Students were then introduced to the formation of oil and gas, starting with plankton through...

...-on exercises and reduced the instructor-led lecturing. Despite its success, it was discontinued for two main reasons: (1) the faculty in petroleum engineering had less time for outreach efforts due to a large number of undergraduate students, and (2) funding from the state was getting more difficult...

... Howes and Taylor (2020) have statistically documented that "a great crew change" is currently experienced, and thus there is an inevitable decline in number of students with petroleum and geoscience degrees. This decline is also affecting the geothermal development as one of the major aspects...

... of these processes. The students use open-access image analysis software to analyze the image output from the simulation data and calculate the properties above. Providing students with strong visual cues to otherwise abstract multiphase fluid processes occurring within hydrocarbon reservoirs strongly enhances...

... solutions, makes the learning process more challenging because of the necessarily fast-paced adoption of the knowledge. Another challenge was that we had to virtually deliver the training sessions because of the pandemic during 2020 and 2021, which made the interaction with students very difficult without...

... hydrogen colloquia student storage Introduction Abstract The Energy Transition is creating a new operational and strategic framework for the oil and gas industry. One specific dimension of this new framework is the management of "reputational risk" and "the social license to operate." Despite...

... even the need for the existence of PE academic programs. The reason students enroll in PE programs is supposed to be for developing expertise in solving upstream O&G problems. Rebranding or generalizing to "energy engineering" will make more harm than good, diluting any competitive advantage for PE...

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... on curriculum updates to address the industry practice of "subsurface" related engineering applications. Viability of this option was discussed from industry, academia, and students’ perspective. This restructuring option requires substantial changes to curricula, skill development, and teaching and learning...

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... ). Envisioning students as future leaders, Texas A&M University at Qatar has invested in STEM education for high school students who aspire to build a career in engineering or to pursue STEM courses through programs that provide these students with a glimpse of what a career in engineering entails ( Gharib...

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... In the period from 2010 to 2015 there was a rapid growth in enrollment, from a minimum of 4,800 university students in 2010 to a maximum of 13,663 in 2015, representing an annual growth of 23%. This behavior shows a direct association with the Mexican Crude Oil mix price and the Mexican Energy...

... than students, resulting in a clear mismatch of skills between graduates and the demand of the labor market. In this context, the mission of educational programs, and that of "SPE en Sinergia", is to close this gap by adapting their curricula with reflective learning environments that allow...

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... regular university curricula. To proactively satisfy this demand, the company joined forces with one of its partner universities to champion Engineers of the Future, a training initiative aimed at senior students about to graduate and join the company. Engineers of the Future offer a fresh perspective...

... Abstract Is this the end of petroleum engineering as we know it? This prescient question led to the most downloaded paper from onepetro.org in 2019. The events of 2020 resulted in massive layoffs, decreased hiring and many fewer students studying petroleum engineering. In the 2019 paper...