Undergraduate Degree

Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering

Bachelor of Science

As a petroleum engineering student, you will be studying the technology of oil and gas drilling, production, reserves estimation and the prediction of future production.

You will also study the various techniques for evaluating the characteristics of petroleum-bearing formations and their fluid contents. You'll have the experimental and computational tools to help you study the technology of well logging, well testing, well stimulation, petroleum reservoir engineering, and secondary and tertiary recovery.

For the Bachelor of Science degree in Petroleum Engineering, a minimum of 128 credit hours is required. These requirements are in addition to credit received for algebra, trigonometry, and basic ROTC courses. A student must maintain at least two grade points per credit hour for all courses taken in Petroleum Engineering.

For more information, check out the university catalog:

bachelor of science in petroleum engineering

Experiential learning at Missouri S&T refers to learning stimulated by a variety of structured activities that differ significantly from the traditional lecture format. Experiential learning activities are designed to require students to go beyond mastering basic skills and knowledge in the application of that material to problem solving challenges. These activities involve collaboration and reflective learning and allow students to learn in environments that align with their aptitudes.

Course flow charts can help you map out your undergraduate curriculum. Use the charts as a reference when enrolling in classes for the semester. If you have any questions, consult your advisor.

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Get a Minor

A petroleum engineering minor enhances the academic credentials of a student and broadens their employment choices. Complete 15 credit hours of approved courses to get your minor. Learn more.

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