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26 PhD programmes in Mining, Oil & Gas in North America
Petroleum Engineering Texas A&M University
4,1(17)College Station, United States Top 3% in WorldwideA Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree is a research degree obtained after you demonstrate a significant, valuable and recognized contribution in a specific area of Petroleum Engineering at Texas A&M University.
Petroleum Engineering Louisiana State University
4,2(36)Baton Rouge, United States Top 8% in WorldwideThe Doctor of Philosophy in Petroleum Engineering is open to all students meeting the minimum requirements for admission to the Louisiana State University Graduate School and the department.
Mining Engineering University of Utah
4,6(12)Salt Lake City, United States Top 4% in WorldwideThe Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program in Mining Engineering at University of Utah is a research based degree program. A total of 70 credit hours are required, and the Ph.D. program concludes with the approval of a significant, original dissertation.
Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering West Virginia University
4,3(9)Morgantown, United States Top 15% in WorldwideThe objective of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering (PNGE) graduate programs at West Virginia University is to educate and train men and women who will be capable of performing at the highest levels of the petroleum and natural gas engineering profession.
Geological Engineering University of North Dakota
4,1(35)Grand Forks, United StatesWe know that the best researchers are specialists. Getting there, though, means incorporating diverse perspectives from related fields. Graduates from our Ph.D. program in Geological Engineering at the University of North Dakota are trained to contribute technologies for this century and beyond while never losing sight of the ethical, political and economic ramifications of their work.
Petroleum Engineering University of Oklahoma
4,5(32)Norman, United States Top 10% in WorldwideWe offer our graduate students a phd degree in Petroleum Engineering at the University of Oklahoma.