Lifecycle of Oil and Natural Gas
The Lifecycle of Oil and Natural Gas Certificate is designed to educate professionals within the energy industry and on the periphery, about the complete lifecycle of oil and natural gas resources from accessing land, drilling and completions to upstream marketing and managing risk. The goal of the course is to provide a high level of understanding of the multiple processes, technologies and components used by geologists and engineers to find and produce fossil fuels, as well as gain a basic understanding of land administration, financing, marketing and government/public relations.
Why enroll?
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Gain a strong understanding of the multiple processes, technologies,
and components used by geologists and engineers to find and produce
fossil fuels.
- Study the inter-workings between land administration, financing, marketing, and governmental and public relations.
- Learn from experts about key areas such as land accessibility, drilling, upstream marketing, and risk management.
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Participate in an extensive oil rig tour and an energy exploration game
that challenges you to prepare an investment strategy, lease land, and
acquire permits, drill and produce.
Course date and time: The course is scheduled every Wednesday, June 5th to July 10th, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Course Location: CU Denver Business School Building, Room 4500. 1475 Lawrence St. Denver, CO 80202
About the course: There are no prerequisites to register. The course is five 2.5 hour classes plus a drilling rig site tour.
Instrucor: Lisa Roy
Certificate program fee: $1,500 per student
Registration details and deadlines: Register by May 30 for the June course. Limited seats available. The next course will be offered Fall 2013.
Instructor: Lisa Roy
Presented in partnership with the Denver Petroleum Club and Global Energy Management Program at the CU Denver Business School.