The Petroleum Engineering (B.S.) at the University of Oklahoma equips you to address the critical global demand for energy resources. As the energy landscape evolves with new technologies and a focus on carbon mitigation, skilled petroleum and geoenergy engineers are essential for enhancing oil recovery, developing unconventional production, and advancing sustainable energy solutions. This undergraduate degree is designed for students eager to master the complex technologies required to characterize, model, and monitor subsurface natural resources, preparing you for a dynamic and impactful career in the energy sector.
You will study this program full-time on campus over four years, engaging with a curriculum that integrates foundational sciences like calculus, chemistry, and physics with specialized petroleum engineering topics such as reservoir rock properties, fluid mechanics, drilling, and formation evaluation. Through practical labs and a potential summer internship, you will develop hands-on experience. The program culminates in advanced coursework, including data analytics and integrated reservoir management, preparing you to graduate with the analytical and engineering skills sought after for roles in exploration, production, and energy solutions.