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Course Curriculum

Our 12-week intensive program is designed to transform you from foundational knowledge to expert-level oil exploration skills — guided by real-world techniques and tools used in the industry.

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Course curriculum overview

Program Overview

Duration

12 weeks (10–15 hours/week)

Format

Pre-recorded lectures, practical assignments, live sessions, and hands-on projects

Level

Intermediate — basic understanding of geology is helpful but not required

Certificate

Professional certificate awarded upon successful completion

Module 1: Build Your Geological Foundation

3 Weeks
12 Lessons

Start with the key geological concepts necessary to understand oil formation, trapping, and exploration.

Learning Resources Included

  • Digital course textbook
  • Interactive 3D geological diagrams
  • Real seismic, well log, and basin datasets
  • Software Exposure: Learn workflows and case studies using leading tools
  • Case study documents from global oil fields
  • Community forum for peer networking

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Secure your spot in our next cohort starting June 1, 2025. Limited seats available.

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Career Outcomes

Potential Roles This Training Supports

This course prepares you for industry-relevant roles such as:

  • Exploration Geoscientist
  • Petroleum Geologist
  • Seismic Interpreter
  • Wellsite Geologist
  • Reservoir Analyst
  • Technical Consultant (Oil Services)

* Salaries range from $90K–$150K+ depending on company, country, and experience.

Where These Skills Are in Demand

This course aligns with the hiring needs of organizations across the energy industry:

  • International Oil Companies: ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron
  • Independents: ConocoPhillips, Occidental, Devon
  • Oilfield Services: Schlumberger, Halliburton, Baker Hughes
  • Consultancies: Wood Mackenzie, Rystad Energy
  • Energy Ministries & Government Agencies

Industry Demand Alert

According to the latest industry reports, there's a projected shortage of 25,000 qualified oil exploration professionals over the next five years due to retirements and industry growth. Graduates with specialized training are positioned to command premium salaries and rapid advancement.