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This program enables students to focus on and conduct research across various specialized areas. Key fields of study encompass Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), Reservoir Simulation, Unconventional Resources (including coal, gas hydrates, and shale), Hydraulic Fracturing Techniques, Formation Damage Mitigation, and Carbon Dioxide Geological Storage. Prospective postgraduate candidates can collaborate with the School of Engineering to tailor more specialized research projects. We especially encourage inquiries and applications from those interested in: Boosting productivity in unconventional reservoirs; Applying nanotechnology for improved hydrocarbon recovery; Activating natural fracture networks in fractured formations; Optimizing proppant distribution in hydraulic and natural fractures; Modifying wettability characteristics in both conventional and unconventional reservoirs; Underground CO2 storage solutions. Petroleum Engineering research students benefit from cutting-edge infrastructure, advanced laboratory resources, and sophisticated analytical equipment.