Professional Development is an ideal way to boost your career prospects and make you better at your job. Through flexible and distance learning, you can update your knowledge and skills and fit your study around your other responsibilities.
Our distance learning courses are delivered online through Campus Moodle, the University's virtual learning environment. You will have access to teaching materials including lecture notes and course guides, as well as be able to interact with lecturers and other students.
Further you career in Engineering Management. Engineering Asset Management course, accredited by the Energy Institute.
Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) approved suite of Masters level modules for inclusion in Further Learning Plans.
An introductory module suitable for engineers either already employed by the oil and gas industry or looking to transfer into this field. The module provides an introduction for those interested in asset management.
This is a distance learning course designed for those wishing to enter or get back into working in the oil and gas industry.
Masters in Drilling and Well Engineering degree accredited by the Energy Institute. Find out more and apply for a January or September start.
Want a career in Petroleum Production Engineering? Aimed at practising oilfield engineers, study for a Masters Petroleum Production degree in Aberdeen. Energy Institute accredited course. Apply today.
This course provides you with an understanding of the physical, technological, economic and environmental aspects of renewable energy sources, and their present and potential role in energy supply systems.
Want a career in oil and gas engineering? Study for an MSc Oil and Gas Engineering in Aberdeen. Energy Institute accredited course. Apply today.
Are you an engineer in the oil and gas industry? Progress your career with a masters in Subsea Engineering. Study Online. January start.
An introductory module suitable for engineers either already employed by the oil and gas industry or looking to transfer into this field. This module provides an overview of oil and gas processing and production facilities from wellheads to export terminal and the eventual decommissioning of these facilities at the end of life of the oil/gas field.
An introductory module suitable for engineers either already employed by the oil and gas industry or looking to transfer into this field. The module provides a broad overview of the technologies involved in the subsea industry.
“It has taken five long years to complete my MSc while working full-time, but it’s now worth it as I’m reaping the benefits.”
Corrie Ewart Oil and Gas Engineering PgCert/PgDip/MSc
Scientists from the Scottish Sensor Systems Centre will host an Open Laboratory Day for Subsea Sensor Technologies.
