Programme Objectives
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Experts who are able to practice the knowledge acquired, conduct independent research and generate innovative and creative solution for research and scholarly activities in Petroleum Engineering related fields.
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Experts who promotes lifelong learning and are able to contribute to knowledge creation, innovation and creative solutions for the well-being and betterment of societies
Programme Outcomes
PLO 1 Contribute to original research to broaden the boundary of knowledge through thesis.
PLO 2 Demonstrate an in-depth scholarship of Engineering area of research.
PLO 3 Provide expert advice to the society in Engineering area of research.
PLO 4 Plan and perform independent research undertakings professionally, ethically and responsibly and to lead/supervise research project.
PLO 5 Internalise research finding & report to peers at level suitable for international publication.
PLO 6 Construct critical analysis, evaluation and synthesis of new ideas.
PLO 7 Recognise the needs for continuing professional development.
Programme Highlights
1. Enhanced Oil Recovery
2. Oil Field Chemical
3. Flow Assurance
4. Drilling Optimisation
5. Drilling Fluid & Completion
6. Cementing Technology
7. Deep Reservoir
8. High Pressure High Temperature
9. Unconventional Hydrocarbon
10. Reservoir Modelling and Simulation
11. Petroleum Production Enhancement
12. Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
Programme Details
Department: Petroleum Engineering Department
Intakes: January, May, and September
Mode of Deliverance:
- Full Time : 3 - 8 years
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Part Time : 4 - 10 years
E
ntry Requirements
i. Candidates must hold a Master Degree* in the relevant field OR equivalent from a recognized university.
ii. Candidates to enrol in Engineering/ Engineering Technology & Computing programmes but having qualification from different disciplines must undergo pre-requisite courses.
iii. *Master degree must be equivalent to Malaysian Qualifications Framework, Level 7 Master’s Degree.
rience and internal rigorous assessment
Apel.A field:
• APEL A Certificate (APEL T-7)
English Requirements
• Pass English requirement with a minimum score of:
• Engineering Programmes - IELTS - 5.0, TOEFL - 500
• Science/PhD. in Management/PhD. in Social Science & Humanities Programmes – IELTS – 6.0, TOEFL - 550
• Information Technology / Information Systems Programmes - IELTS – 6.0, TOEFL - 550
However, this requirement is waived if candidate;
• have obtained Bachelor / Master or other relevant degree from Malaysian recognized institution whereby all courses are fully conducted in English or;
• a native of an English speaking countries or;
• graduated from English speaking countries institutions
Pre-requisite courses
Bachelor’s Degree from non-engineering relevant will have to take pre-requisite courses as below:
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Fundamental of Petroleum Exploration
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Reservoir Engineering I
It will be conducted 100% online
Research Attachment Opportunity
Available through supervisors using research grants
Career Prospects
Postdoctoral Researcher, Lecturer, Research Scientist, Consultant, Product Development Specialist, Innovation Specialist etc
Programme Curriculum Structure and Programme Module Synopsis
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COURSE CODE
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COURSE TYPE
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SEMESTER
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COURSE NAME
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SNB5032/ RAM5013
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NR
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1
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Research Methodology
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PCD6001/CCD6001
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Core
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1
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Research Proposal Defence
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Core
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1
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Research Progress 1 (PhD) - Research Progress 1 (PhD) 39
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PCC6000 / CCC6000
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Core
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4
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Research Completion Seminar (PhD)
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PCV6001/CCV6001
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Core
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4
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Viva Voce
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Contact
Programme Leader
AP Dr Mysara Eissa Mohyaldinn Elhaj
Email: mysara.eissa@utp.edu.my
Direct Line: +6053687057
Academic Executive
Ms. Nini Nabila Bt Razman
Email: nini.razman@utp.edu.my
Direct Line: +6053687090
General Inquiries
Ms Nurul Asmira Sulaiman
Email: asmira.sulaiman@utp.edu.my
Direct Line: +6053688192
FAQ
1. Can a student with a non engineering background be accepted for MSc in Petroleum Engineering?
Yes, students from a non engineering background (especially those from science backgrounds) can enrol in MSc in Petroleum Engineering by research. However, they need first to take a few prerequisite courses (typically two courses) before formally being registered as MSc students.
2. What type of fundings a student may receive to do his MSc or PhD by research at UTP?
There are different options for receiving funding to financially support MSc and PhD study by research at UTP. The internal funding include Graduate Assistantship (GA) and Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA).
3. What is the difference between GA and GRA?
GA is a scholarship scheme where UTP sponsors qualified students from the university financial resources. UTP allocates an annual budget for the GA scheme to pay for the tuition fees and monthly stipends.
GRA is a funding scheme where students are sponsored by their respective supervisors through different research grants offered by national, international, and industrial funders.
