储层评价与管理硕士

储层评估和管理（REM）的理科硕士课程向学生教授如何成为成功的地下地球学家和工程师，并能够建立能够对油气储层行为提供良好预测的模型。这些模型的成功需要对储层的地质和工程都有很好的了解。REM计划结合了地球科学和工程技术，为学生提供了识别储层中对油气采收率影响最大的那些方面的能力。我们的毕业生通常从事石油地质，地质建模或油藏工程的职业。石油公司的大多数开发决策都是基于地下计算机模型的预测。我们教给学生最有效的方法，将地质，地球物理学和油藏工程学科相结合，以开发和运行可提供最可靠预测的计算机模型。该计划的设计
The MSc in Reservoir Evaluation and Management (REM) teaches students how to be successful subsurface geoscientists and engineers, able to build models that can provide good predictions of hydrocarbon reservoir behaviour. The success of these models requires a good understanding of both the geology and engineering of the reservoir. The REM programme, with its combination of geoscience and engineering, provides students with the ability to identify those aspects of the reservoir which have the greatest impact on hydrocarbon recovery. Our graduates typically go on to careers in petroleum geology, geomodelling or reservoir engineering.<br><br>Most development decisions in oil companies are based on the predictions of computer models of the subsurface. We teach our students the most effective ways to combine the geology, geophysics and reservoir engineering disciplines in order to develop and run computer models which provide the most robust predictions. The programme has been designed so that graduates are technically well prepared for, and have a sound knowledge of, the reservoir geoscience and engineering aspects of the upstream petroleum industry. The unique combination of geoscience and engineering in the REM programme means that our team projects contain the complete workflow of a field development, from geology to engineering and economics.<br><br>Graduates of the REM MSc will be in a unique position of having a thorough understanding of the both the geosciences and engineering issues relevant to hydrocarbon reservoir behaviour. The programme is deliberately intensive, typically consisting of working a full 5 days per week of lectures and practical work, including labs or tutorial exercises designed to teach practical skills in addition to learning theory. The programme includes two field trips to observe geology in the field, both for those with and without prior geological experience.