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MSc in Georesources and Geoenergy Engineering

A renewed programme to lead energy and ecological transition

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Duration

2 years

Starting Date

September

Tuition Fee

from €161 to €5,593

Location

Turin, Italy

Language

English

About the program

The Petroleum and Mining Engineering programme at Politecnico di Torino is renowned for its long tradition of excellence. Placed 15th in QS ranking for Petroleum in 2021, it has always benefited from a very strong link with industry and a broad international network.

From the academic year 2022-2023, the programme is strongly renewed to respond to the new challenges of energy and ecological transition and will be delivered under a new title: Georesources and Geoenergy Engineering. The fundamental knowledge and long-standing professional activities will be complemented by additional competences concerning digitalization, decarbonization, planning, and environmental impact mitigation.

The tracks in Petroleum Engineering and in Mining Engineering will be replaced by two new tracks: Geoenergy and Sustainable Mining.

The program is exclusively and entirely taught in English and hosts students from all over the world, offering an enriching international environment.

Employment opportunities and industrial sectors

Employment opportunities for our postgraduates are mainly:

in multinational companies in the energy and mineral resources sector, in the fields of exploration, production and processing of raw materials and energy resources, in energy transition projects (decarbonisation, gas storage, CO2 capture);
in service and consultancy companies in the fields of exploration, extraction technologies, plant management and safety, design, management and monitoring of gas storage activities, processing plants, environmental impact assessments of extraction and storage activities, decarbonisation techniques and technologies, and plant upgrading
in public and private regulatory and certification bodies, in the field of reserves certification, policy and regulation definition, and in industrial and public bodies and research centres.