31 Impending Paradigm shift in Petroleum Engineering Education to fuel the Low-carbon future
Wednesday, 18 October
Room 214 A
Technical Session
In a volatile and transitioning industry, it is important to discover innovative ways to prepare and retain the talented workforce that fulfils the future energy needs. Academicians and industry professionals are working in tandem to integrate technology and technique in curricula to future proof the Petroleum Engineering career for young professionals joining the energy industry.
Session Chairperson(s)
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0830-0855 215075Future Proofing Subsurface Skills During The Energy Transition, 2030 - 2050
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0855-0920 215086The Impact Of The Energy Transition On Petroleum Engineering Departments: The Faculty Perspective
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0920-0945 214952Pivoting A Comprehensive, Custom Onboarding Program For Upstream: Lessons Learned
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1015-1040 214946A Hands-on Introductory Course To Increase Interest In The Petroleum Engineering Workforce: A Case Study
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1040-1105 215004Is Petroleum Engineering Curriculum Change Far From Academic?
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1105-1130 214793Great Opportunities For Young Professionals In Energy
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Alternate 214945The Labor Dimension Of The Oil And Gas Industry In The Gulf: Role Of Migrant And Expatriate Labor Force
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Alternate 214816How Enhanced Reality Technology Reduces Human Errors Through Increased Operator Competency