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Fundamentals of Oil & Gas Production Engineering

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Date: 26-Feb-14 to 26-May-14
Location: N/A / London / United Kingdom
Category: Energy Conferences & Trade Fairs

Professional development in production engineering by part-time distance learning from IBC Academy - study while you continue to work.

This course focuses on the overriding goal of oil and gas production engineering: to extract the maximum amount of hydrocarbons at minimum cost. This is achieved by designing and overseeing the most efficient day to day oil and gas production operations from the reservoir, up the well and through the processing and storage operations at the surface.

This programme aims to develop a solid comprehension of engineering principles as they are specifically applied in oil and gas production. The six detailed course modules are sequentially designed to build up core knowledge, providing a systematic approach for students to acquire essential understanding of oil and gas production terminology and basic engineering equations, procedures, and models.


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The Fundamentals of Oil & Gas Production Engineering course is designed for petroleum engineers, process engineers, development geologists, oilfield production managers and field engineers who need more specialised knowledge of production engineering. It will also benefit non-technical personnel needing to understand how petroleum production can be maximised in the field.

This distance learning programme is ideal for:
•Engineers from related areas of the E&P sector (e.g. well completion engineer, reservoir engineer and field engineer)
•Well-site geologists and other related technical professionals involved in petroleum production operations
•Engineers and technical personnel involved in appraisal or field development projects, and/or reservoir management team members wishing to enhance their technical skills and level of confidence in decision making by identifying well problems, issues, causes of production anomalies, operational constraints etc.
•Front line engineers seeking to improve their technical knowledge by understanding available technologies to optimise production performance and reservoir management.
•Surface facility engineers needing the necessary knowledge to design or operate the equipment and facilities involved in oil & gas production
•Technical, project and commercial managers, personnel in production development, evaluation and field operations

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