Master of Engineering (M.Eng)
The Petroleum Engineering department at the University of North Dakota provides a flexible and versatile Master of Engineering program.
Program Design
The program is designed to prepare candidates for the rigors of industry through custom-built curriculums and a variety of opportunities to build professional skills essential for your next step. The Master of Engineering program is offered both on-campus and through UND’s world-class distance education program (DEDP). The department also provides multiple opportunities for building a stronger professional network and an excellent glimpse into academic lifestyle.
Program Support
The courses and research direction adopted by the Master of Science students are advised by experts from the industry including the local industry from North Dakota and also the project topics that are proposed by the North Dakota Industrial Commission (NDIC).
The program is also supported by large number of industry partners as part of the department’s Industry Advisory Council (IAC) who help in the employment of candidates from the Petroleum Engineering program, including Hess Corporation, Continental Resources, Halliburton, Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, Conoco Philips, Oasis Petroleum, Equinor, Emerson, Neset Consulting, and Credence Energy Services.
There are also organizations within the University of North Dakota that hire students as interns to work on large-scale energy projects. These research centers include:
CENTER FOR PROCESS ENGINEERING
Energy & Environmental Research Center
Expert guidance in resume and interview preparation is provided by UND Career Services.
More Information
For more information about the Master of Science program, check out UND's Program Finder page.