MEng in Petroleum Engineering in Tulsa United States | University of Tulsa

Petroleum engineering centers on the exploration, extraction, drilling, and management of oil, natural gas, and mineral resources. Our program combines rigorous academic instruction with pioneering research in drilling, production, and reservoir engineering. Students build a strong foundation across disciplines including mathematics, physics, chemistry, geology, and specialized engineering skills involving fluid dynamics and solid mechanics.
The McDougall School of Petroleum Engineering ranks among the world's leading institutions in this field. With guidance from distinguished faculty, students engage in cutting-edge research through 21 active industry partnerships and collaborative projects backed by global energy leaders.

Graduates of our Master of Engineering program will demonstrate the ability to:
Analyze and resolve challenging engineering issues using scientific, mathematical, and engineering principles.
Design engineering solutions that address technical requirements while considering public safety, environmental impact, and socioeconomic factors.
Communicate technical information effectively to diverse audiences.
Uphold ethical standards and assess engineering decisions through the lens of global, environmental, and societal consequences.
Collaborate effectively in team settings by demonstrating leadership, fostering inclusivity, setting objectives, and achieving goals.
Design experiments, evaluate data, and apply engineering expertise to reach valid conclusions.