BSc in Energy Resources Engineering with a minor in Management

Four years $4,000 per academic year

Overview

The global energy sector is undergoing a profound transformation driven by climate change mitigation objectives, diversification of energy resources, rapid technological advancement, and increasing regulatory and sustainability requirements. While renewable and low-carbon energy systems are expanding rapidly, oil and natural gas continue to play a critical role in meeting global energy demand, particularly during the transition toward more sustainable energy systems. Consequently, modern energy engineers are increasingly required to operate across both conventional and emerging energy domains, integrating technical expertise with sustainability, economic, and management considerations.
The programmed designed to address these evolving industry and societal needs through a comprehensive and interdisciplinary engineering curriculum. The programme provides strong foundations in oil and gas engineering, including reservoir, production, and natural gas systems, alongside education in renewable energy technologies and energy transition pathways. In parallel, the programme equips students with applied competencies in data analytics and artificial intelligence for energy applications, project and risk management, energy economics, life cycle assessment, carbon footprinting, and environmental and energy resource management. This integrated approach prepares graduates to contribute effectively to the design, operation, and management of energy projects across conventional and low-carbon sectors in alignment with global sustainability and decarbonization objectives.

Admission Requirements

  • High School Diploma: Secondary school certificate, attained within the last five years and with a general high school score of 75% and above.
  • A minimum high school score of 140 combined in Mathematics and Physics.
  • English Language Proficiency: Minimum English Language requirement is 45 in PTE, 5.5 in IELTS, 64 in ibt-TOEFL or 95 in Duolingo.
  • School Interview
  • Equalized transcript is required for students who have graduated from international institutions.

  • Application Form: Online application is required
  • Official transcripts: rovide a copy of your official transcript (for applicants who graduated from international institutions, an equalized transcript is required).
  • Certification Letter from High School: Provide an official letter from your High School Confirming your High School Average.
  • A copy of your Passport/ID

Curriculum

International Schools Requirements

American System
GPA: 3.3 and SAT I: 970 and Two AP Subjects – Total score of 6/10 in Physics, Math or Chemistry.
British System
5 IGCSE Scientific Modules; 2 A-Level / Full A Level, or 1 A-Level / Full A Level + 1 AS-Level (1B and 1C Grades in Math or Chemistry + Physics).
International Baccalaureate (IB)
2 HL: Physics and Math or Chemistry

 

Skills Development

Graduates of the BSc in Energy Resources Engineering and Management will be:

 

  • Technically competent energy engineers, with strong foundations in mathematics, physics, mechanics, thermodynamics, drilling, reservoir engineering, natural gas systems, and energy conversion technologies.
  • Sustainability-aware professionals, capable of evaluating environmental impacts, carbon emissions, life-cycle performance, and sustainability metrics associated with energy projects.
  • Digitally skilled engineers, proficient in programming, data analytics, simulation, and the application of artificial intelligence to energy systems and decision-making.
  • Economically and managerially informed practitioners, with knowledge of energy economics, project evaluation, finance, project management, and leadership principles.
  • Adaptable and versatile graduates, able to contribute effectively across oil and gas, renewable energy, carbon management, environmental engineering, resource planning, and energy consultancy sectors.
  • Ethical and responsible professionals, with an understanding of engineering legislation, contracts, health, safety, environmental governance, and professional responsibility.

Graduates Employment Sectors

Graduates of the BSc in Energy Resources Engineering and Management are prepared for employment across a wide range of sectors and roles, including the following:

  • Oil and gas exploration, production, drilling, and service companies
  • Natural gas engineering and processing industries
  • Renewable energy systems design, deployment, and operation (solar, wind, hybrid systems)
  • Electric power generation, transmission, and distribution companies
  • Carbon management, carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), and subsurface energy storage projects
  • Energy economics, project appraisal, and techno-economic analysis roles
  • Environmental, sustainability, and ESG consulting firms
  • Public sector organizations, including ministries of natural resources, energy, environment, planning, and water resources
  • International organizations, NGOs, and development agencies working in energy, sustainability, and climate action
  • Digital energy roles, including data analytics, modelling, and AI-supported decision-making for energy systems

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