We teach our students the most effective ways to combine the geology, geophysics and reservoir engineering disciplines in order to develop and run computer models which provide the most robust predictions. Most development decisions in oil companies are based on the predictions of computer models of the subsurface. Our graduates typically go on to careers in petroleum geology, geomodelling or reservoir engineering. The REM programme, with its combination of geoscience and engineering, provides students with the ability to identify those aspects of the reservoir which have the greatest impact on hydrocarbon recovery. The success of these models requires a good understanding of both the geology and engineering of the reservoir. The MSc in Reservoir Evaluation and Management (REM) teaches students how to be successful subsurface geoscientists and engineers, able to build models that can provide good predictions of hydrocarbon reservoir behaviour.
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