Engineering, Science and the Built Environment (ESBE) Undergraduate Prospectus 2010
BEng (Hons)
Location Location
Southwark Southwark
BEng (Hons)
Petroleum Engineering
Duration Duration
Civil Engineering (full-time)
3 years (full-time) 3 years (full-time)
4 years (full-time sandwich)
Start date
Start date September
September
Number of places
Number of places 60
Unlimited
Engineering, Science and the Built Envir Engineering, Science and the Built Envir
Course description Career opportunities
How to apply
Course description Professional contacts/industry links
The course’s primary focus is on the key Graduates from the Petroleum
How to apply Via UCAS
This long established course is Experienced civil and structural
Via UCAS
areas of petroleum engineering, but it is Engineering course can develop careers
UCAS code
fully accredited by the professional engineers are prominent on our
also closely integrated with LSBU’s BEng in the petroleum industry but are also
UCAS code H200
engineering institutions and leads after Industrial Advisory Panel and involve
(Hons) Chemical Engineering course, suitably qualified for employment in the
H850
postgraduate study and training to themselves in project supervision,
Course contact
and offers participants the possibility of chemical process industries. Alternatively
LSBU code Ken Smith
chartered engineer status. mentoring, and lecturing. We have
developing a career within the chemical others may choose to undertake a
3016 ken.smith@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7118
established links with three other
process industries as well as the related postgraduate qualification. The course is particularly strong in its European universities and have a
Course contact Non-standard entry requirements
petroleum industry.
onment
Dr. Samuel Larkai The course accepts students from Extended
structural and geotechnical engineering programme to exchange students
onment
Professional contacts/industry links
larkais@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7913 Degree Programme in Engineering (H101) at LSBU
content and recently students have won and staff with them. The HQ and
and from other Access Courses and with overseas

(ESBE)
The Petroleum Engineering course Accredited by the Institution of national competitions for their structural library of the Institution of Civil
Typical offer qualifications that meet the JBM requirements.

(ESBE)
takes you from post A-level science, Chemical Engineers (CEng level),
220 UCAS Tariff points
design work. Engineers is a convenient walk away.
through the fundamentals of petroleum which offers the opportunity to
Typical offer
engineering and petroleum process become a chartered engineer.
Course units 240 UCAS Tariff points
Career opportunities Recent guest lecturers
Year 1
science, to core topics such as crude Links are being established with the
– Introductory Maths Course units
To prepare for the Olympic Games, External links are very important to the
oil reservoir, drilling and production Society of Petroleum Engineers.
– Professional Studies for Engineers Year 1
defend against global warming, and department and experiences are shared
engineering, and petroleum geology.
– Engineering Science – Computing and Numerical Methods
similar capital projects, a large number across the courses with several inputs
– Engineering Materials – Professional Skills
Additional notes
– Transfer Processes – Statics
of engineers will need to be locally including those related to innovative
The more general areas of petroleum You are encouraged to break your
– Fundamentals of Petroleum Engineering – Engineering Materials
trained, this course helps to prepare design, finite element modelling,
engineering are covered in chemical course and spend Year Three in
– Engineering Computing – Engineering Geology
students for long-term employment geotechnics and career planning.
– Introduction to Electrical and Electronic Systems – Fluid Mechanics
engineering topics such as separation industry where you can start to put
Year 2 – Strength of Materials and Design
both in the UK and overseas.
processes, thermodynamics, reactor your newly acquired skills into practice.
– Introduction to Reservoir Engineering – Introductory Engineering Mathematics
For full entry requirements see pages
design and computer modelling of This is an opportunity to understand
– Engineering Mathematical Methods Year 2
Progression routes 252 to 253.
– Thermodynamics – Construction Management and Law
processes and their control. the way industry functions and to
– Drilling – Design and Construction 1
to postgraduate study
gain an appreciation of priorities of
– Principles of Separation and Reaction – Theory of Structures 1
Graduates from the course are accepted
Therefore on completion, you will the commercial environment. Many
– Engineering Practice – Surveying
for a wide range of MSc and research
– Principles of Control – Hydraulics
be ready for a career as a professional students get their first job offers
– Petroleum Geoscience – Engineering Mathematical Methods
degrees in engineering and also for
engineer not only in the petroleum through the training year. Some
Final Year – Design and Construction 2
MBA programmes.
industry but also in the chemical students are able to spend the year
– Design Project – Soil Mechanics
– Separation and Reaction Engineering Year 3
process industries. working outside the UK, in Europe,
– Petroleum Reservoir Engineering – Environmental Engineering
and sometimes further afield.
– Industry and Environment – Open Channel Hydraulics
– Petroleum Production Engineering – Theory of Structures 2
– Control Engineering – Project (2 units)
For full entry requirements see pages
– Professional Studies in Context – Geotechnical Engineering
252 to 253.
– Structural Design
– Design of an Engineering System
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