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“A group of geologists and petroleum engineers (both professors and grad students) from UT had this chance to go to Svalbard for a week-long exploration/excursion, to provide some solutions to characterize and develop the petroleum system there, ” says petroleum engineering master’s candidate Yuhao Sun. “I also used my camera and photography skills to capture the once-in-a-life-time memory in the arctic.”
Photo: Yuhao Sun | International Student
More than 300 ChE students, alumni and friends tailgated with beloved Professor Emeritus John McKetta on the front lawn of the Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Building Saturday, September 21 before the Texas vs. Kansas State football game.
Petroleum and geosystems engineering associate professor
Bryant holds the George H. Fancher Centennial Teaching Fellowship in Petroleum Engineering and the J. H. Herring Centennial Professorship in Petroleum Engineering.
Photo Credit: Beverly Barrett, 2008
More than 300 ChE students, alumni and friends tailgated with beloved Professor Emeritus John McKetta on the front lawn of the Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Building Saturday, September 21 before the Texas vs. Kansas State football game.
Meet future Texas Engineer Thorin Ullah. His father, Zachary Ullah graduated from UT Austin in 2012 with a B.S. in mechanical engineering and a B.A. in Plan II Honors. His grandfather, Shahid Ullah, is also a Cockrell School alumnus and graduated in 1982 with his B.S. In petroleum engineering.
A Louisiana native, Lod earned a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from LSU in 1950. Five years later, he received a B.S. in Petroleum Engineering from the university. He credits his education for his rise to chief executive of the world’s 7th largest oil company, ARCO. Today, Mr. Cook’s philanthropy is focused on educational programs. Lod’s LSU experience provided him with leadership skills that served him well in life after college. It prepared him for a rewarding career and set the stage for a history of achievement.
On behalf of the UH Petroleum Engineering Advisory Board (PEAB), Ron Harrell (PEAB Chair, right), along with Dean Rietz (PEAB Member, EWeek Committee Member, left), presents to the 8 UHPE students the $500 Petroleum Engineering Minds Award. The students are Bhanu Marasini, Ayotunde Awomolo, Kendall Farrell, De Vo, Sujan Patel, Yen Quach, Sergey Busygin, and Nathan Sisemore. The UH Petroleum Engineering Advisory Board donors are listed separately.
Presidency University is part of the Presidency Group of Institutions (PGI) that comprises of 7 Schools & a College. Presidency Group of Institutions has been presented with the award “Most Promising Institute in South India” at the British South India Council of Commerce and Business Meet (2014).
For direct admission in Presidency University, Bangalore please call at 8095723044, 7760635804
Presidency University aspires to be one of the world’s best universities, with focus on modern & research-oriented teaching methodology, industry friendly curriculum coupled with concrete action plans, state of the art facilities, and a resolute commitment towards the pursuit of excellence.
The infrastructure of Presidency University is certainly worth mentioning. It is provided with spacious and air-conditioned classrooms with all the latest facilities, a sophisticated and extensive library, state-of-the-art gymnasium and expansive playground, separate hostel facilities for men and women with all kinds of amenities, cafeteria, fully equipped laboratories and an in-house health care facility.
Presidency University, Bangalore - Schools and Courses Offered
School of Engineering:
B. Tech in Civil Engineering
B. Tech in Computer Engineering
B. Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
B. Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering
B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering
B. Tech in Petroleum Engineering
School of Law
B.B.A. LL.B (HONS.)
B.A. LL.B
B.Com LL.B
School of Management
MBA – General
MBA in Banking and Finance
MBA in International Business
MBA in Entrepreneurship
MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Presidency University Bangalore Admission-Eligibility
School of Engineering
For admission to B. Tech Courses, applicants should have passed higher secondary or pre-university or 10+2 examination with Maths and Physics as compulsory subjects coupled with any one of the following: Biology, Chemistry, Biotechnology or Technical vocational subject.
Applicants should have obtained a minimum of 45% marks (Reserved Category – 40%) in the aggregate of the above subjects.
Applicants should have appeared for any one State-level Engineering Entrance Examination; for example, JEE(Main), JEE (Advanced), COMED-K or Karnataka CET.
School of Law
For admission to courses in Presidency University School of Law, applicants must have passed higher secondary or pre-university or 10+2 examination from a recognized board.
Applicants should have secured at least 45% marks (Reserved Category – 40%) in the 10+2 board exam.
Applicants must have appeared for CLAT/LSAT.
School of Management
To pursue MBA degree at Presidency University, applicants must have secured at least 50% marks (Reserve Category – 45%) in aggregate from any recognized university.
Admission to MBA courses strictly depends on merit.
A high score in MAT/CAT/XAT/ATMA/GMAT/CMAT is expected.
Presidency university fee structure is listed in the official website in detail. Visit the website for comprehensive information on the selection criteria, admission process and fee structure.
For details regarding direct admission in Presidency University, contact the university office at Bangalore. Call 080 4925 5533 for information regarding management quota admission in Presidency University.
Placement assistance at Presidency University, Bangalore
At Presidency University, along with academic excellence, equivalent focus and significance is placed on preparing students to face the numerous challenges that rise from the growing demands of all the industries. They lay special emphasis on providing training, development of soft skills, and offering relevant certification programs.
Top companies such as Infosys, Wipro, SAP, Accenture, Amazon, JP Morgan, iGATE, ORACLE, Cognizant, HP, ICICI Securities, AXIS Bank, and so much more visit the campus every year and select candidates to be part of their organization
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These 13 UH Petroleum Engineering Advisory Board donors contributed their money (a total of $16,650) to present a total of 15 UH petroleum engineering students the indicated $500 awards, and to donate $9,150 to the UH Petroleum Engineering Program.
More than 300 ChE students, alumni and friends tailgated with beloved Professor Emeritus John McKetta on the front lawn of the Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Building Saturday, September 21 before the Texas vs. Kansas State football game.
Adam Cagle (front) along with everybody in the audience applaud the recognition of Ryder Scott Company Friends of UHPE and the UH Petroleum Engineering Advisory Board that tied as Top Sponsor.
These 25 Ryder Scott Company Friends of UHPE donated their money (a total of $9,650) to present the 8 UH petroleum engineering students the indicated $500 award, contribute $4,650 to UHPE (UH Petroleum Engineering), and donate $1,000 to UH SPE (UH student chapter of the Society of Petroleum Engineering). Ryder Scott Company Friends of UHPE tied with the UH Petroleum Engineering Advisory Board as the Top Sponsor.
2010-FEB-09; TAMU Petroleum Engineers learn how oil was created at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History (something to do with dinosaurs....)
Petroleum and geosystems engineering associate professor
Torres-Verdin holds the Center for Excellence in Formation Evaluation and the Zarrow Centennial Professorship in Petroleum Engineering.
Photo Credit: Charles Tischler, 2002
Dean Rietz (EWeek Committee Member, center) accepts the Top Sponsor trophy on behalf of Ryder Scott Company Friends of UHPE's $9,650 sponsorship, and Ron Harrell (right) accepts the Top Sponsor trophy on behalf of UH Petroleum Engineering Advisory Board's $9,650 sponsorship. Cynthia Oliver Coleman (UH EAA Past President, EWeek Chair, left) presents a Top Sponsor trophy to both due to tie.
Petroleum and geosystems engineering associate professor
Srinivasan holds the Frank W. Jessen Centennial Fellowship in Petroleum Engineering.
Photo Credit: Beverly Barrett, 2008