UTT Petroleum Engineering

[iM@st@1]

Good day tuners, just wanted to know if anyone has done this course and how was the experience/lecturer?

[black start]

do a degree from a real institute

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[TheBoostLord]

what.

[aidan]

Heard that the MSc is excellent. Have a friend who did it, and he got hired by Schlumberger about 3 months after he graduated. It's pretty intense too.

[KURMAman]

hasn't this topic been vigorously beaten out already?

[sliderz1]

holy cow batman

[firstchoicett]

Had a friend did it she said it was very easy for her. Lectures very helpful . Job placement arrange afterwards.

[GLANIMAL]

do a degree from a real institute

Ummm....I did the bsc pet eng..nice course...normal and chartered accreditation from the energy institute of uk..same accreditation for uwi petro geoscience...anysway..my whole class who graduated,all of us got jobs within a year...bout 20..all of whom are working petrotrin, bp, bg, schlumberger, baker hughes,repsol, bayfield energy, niko, range resources etc....tucker...etc

[black start]

^okies.....thanks,tc

[iM@st@1]

do a degree from a real institute

Ummm....I did the bsc pet eng..nice course...normal and chartered accreditation from the energy institute of uk..same accreditation for uwi petro geoscience...anysway..my whole class who graduated,all of us got jobs within a year...bout 20..all of whom are working petrotrin, bp, bg, schlumberger, baker hughes,repsol, bayfield energy, niko, range resources etc....tucker...etc

This sounds very promising. Unfortunate it's only being done in south cause I'm from the east but sacrifice I guess. Like the fact that you get help with job placement as well cause this is an entirely new field to me.

Thanks everyone for yall input

[black start]

Opie, read through all the previous threads about this topic nuh, it was beaten over and over again..

[GLANIMAL]

do a degree from a real institute

Ummm....I did the bsc pet eng..nice course...normal and chartered accreditation from the energy institute of uk..same accreditation for uwi petro geoscience...anysway..my whole class who graduated,all of us got jobs within a year...bout 20..all of whom are working petrotrin, bp, bg, schlumberger, baker hughes,repsol, bayfield energy, niko, range resources etc....tucker...etc

This sounds very promising. Unfortunate it's only being done in south cause I'm from the east but sacrifice I guess. Like the fact that you get help with job placement as well cause this is an entirely new field to me.


No help in job placement..maybe for other courses

Thanks everyone for yall input

[GLANIMAL]

do a degree from a real institute

Ummm....I did the bsc pet eng..nice course...normal and chartered accreditation from the energy institute of uk..same accreditation for uwi petro geoscience...anysway..my whole class who graduated,all of us got jobs within a year...bout 20..all of whom are working petrotrin, bp, bg, schlumberger, baker hughes,repsol, bayfield energy, niko, range resources etc....tucker...etc

lol..like men get quiet with this..lol

[trinivampire]

seeing that only petroleum and maritime have specialize accreditation, is it that the other engineering disciplines are at a serious disadvantage in terms of being recognized locally and internationally?
Knowing that mechanical have more scope job wise and Petroleum somewhat limited but uk accreditated...which is the better BASc/Meng choice?

[tr1ad]

do a degree from a real institute

Ummm....I did the bsc pet eng..nice course...normal and chartered accreditation from the energy institute of uk..same accreditation for uwi petro geoscience...anysway..my whole class who graduated,all of us got jobs within a year...bout 20..all of whom are working petrotrin, bp, bg, schlumberger, baker hughes,repsol, bayfield energy, niko, range resources etc....tucker...etc

UTT offering that?

[sliderz1]

yeah. MSc as well

[tr1ad]

havent met anyone in bp or bg that came out of utt
that's why i'm asking

[Mudboy]

havent met anyone in bp or bg that came out of utt
that's why i'm asking

As mentioned before, alot of them are in service companies and would be in Drilling and Completions.

[GLANIMAL]

do a degree from a real institute

Ummm....I did the bsc pet eng..nice course...normal and chartered accreditation from the energy institute of uk..same accreditation for uwi petro geoscience...anysway..my whole class who graduated,all of us got jobs within a year...bout 20..all of whom are working petrotrin, bp, bg, schlumberger, baker hughes,repsol, bayfield energy, niko, range resources etc....tucker...etc

UTT offering that?

yup

[GLANIMAL]

havent met anyone in bp or bg that came out of utt
that's why i'm asking

As mentioned before, alot of them are in service companies and would be in Drilling and Completions.

majority are working with operators

[Mudboy]

havent met anyone in bp or bg that came out of utt
that's why i'm asking

As mentioned before, alot of them are in service companies and would be in Drilling and Completions.

majority are working with operators

Noice....so they finding jobs everywhere.......

[GLANIMAL]

havent met anyone in bp or bg that came out of utt
that's why i'm asking

As mentioned before, alot of them are in service companies and would be in Drilling and Completions.

majority are working with operators

Noice....so they finding jobs everywhere.......

i guess so

[bushwakka]

do a degree from a real institute

why don't u stfu if u can't offer a real opinion

[STORM1234]

do a degree from a real institute

why don't u stfu if u can't offer a real opinion

regards,
Shiv

[black start]

do a degree from a real institute

why don't u stfu if u can't offer a real opinion

the answer is right here

majority are working with operators

They working as operators or with operators.....

Factoring in that UTT is only in existence a few years now, go and try to find out from companies which local university their majority of "engineers" for the past five years have graduated from.

Why is always a UTT/UWI war?

Everybody knows which is the more accredited university and from the last time I checked (a year or two ago) the UTT courses were still watered down.

Everybody know the entry level requirements for both universities.


UTT, with proper grooming, may be an excellent university in the future, but for the present it is still sub-standard.

that's your real opinion right there bruh

regards,
shiv

[Mudboy]

do a degree from a real institute

why don't u stfu if u can't offer a real opinion

the answer is right here

majority are working with operators

They working as operators or with operators.....

Factoring in that UTT is only in existence a few years now, go and try to find out from companies which local university their majority of "engineers" for the past five years have graduated from.

Why is always a UTT/UWI war?

Everybody knows which is the more accredited university and from the last time I checked (a year or two ago) the UTT courses were still watered down.

Everybody know the entry level requirements for both universities.


UTT, with proper grooming, may be an excellent university in the future, but for the present it is still sub-standard.

that's your real opinion right there bruh

regards,
shiv

Not as operators ....they work for Drilling operators eg BHP, Repsol, BP and for Drilling contractors - eg Transocean, Rowan...

[Numb3r4]

With respect to getting jobs be careful with a degree, diploma, in Petroleum Engineering.

It is very specific unlike a degree in mechanical engineering which is much more broad based but no less intense and can satisfy more needs.

Also there is a limit as to how much people will get employed by service providers. The rigs that drill for BP, Niko and Bayfield Energy are usually foreign and come with their own crews.

With respect to the service companies yes they hire but the thing is it is contractual and they will fire once the drilling work is over and believe me drilling can be very seasonal work.

Given the fact that UWI also puts out its fair quantity of people the competition is immense.

[tardissubie]

Op go to the campus and talk to someone who is involved in the discipline. You wont get a good answer from these trolls on tuner especially blackstart who says UTT is only in existence a few years...
TTIT, JohnD, Valsayn teachers' have been in existence a good while now just under the conglomerate of UTT now

Petroleum and process degrees are both accredited.
Go to the campus and head to the department you are interested in if you are serious.

Regurgitated topic....