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Petroleum economics is one of the most influential players in the world economy, so having a comprehensive understanding of this vital area is key for anyone working within the oil and gas or energy industries.
The Certificate in Petroleum Economics is the ideal course for both individuals and corporate groups to develop this crucial knowledge.
When: 28 October 2020
Where: Delivered online with the support of leading industry experts
Duration: 12 weeks
Ideal for:
The programme is designed for a wide range of professional skill sets, including: economists, analysts, engineers, geoscientists, asset managers, accountants, negotiators, lawyers, financiers and decision-makers
While some previous knowledge of the petroleum industry would be beneficial, it is by no means essential as the material is designed for a multi-disciplined audience, and each topic builds from a basic introduction assuming little or no prior knowledge.
Download the full course syllabus to find out more about each module and what you will learn on the course
Ezra Wanzira, Tullow Uganda Operations Pty Ltd
Dr. David Wood has more than thirty years of international oil and gas experience spanning technical and commercial exploration and production operations, midstream and downstream projects, contract evaluation and senior corporate management.
His early experience includes Phillips Petroleum, Amoco (Africa, Europe and UK), Lundin Oil (South America, Africa, Middle and Far East) and several smaller international companies.
Wilson Asiimwe, Ministry of Finance
