The main objective of the Master in Natural Gas andin Energy Transition programme is to build and accelerate the development of national workforces for recruitment by the local authorities, national subsidiaries and international operating companies in the upstream oil and gasenergy industry. The programme will addresses, in particular, the growing needs of deep-water exploration and development that have raised the complexity of technical challenges in geosciences and hydrocarbon engineering and have increased the difficulty of hydrocarbon exploitation. Knowing that the development of competencies and key capabilities in energy engineering remains the biggest hurdle in workforce management in the energy industry, this program provides the first step which is the education in the relevant subjects.
Department: Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Faculty: Faculty of Engineering
Programme Name: Natural Gas in Energy Transition
Direction: Natural Gas in Energy Transition
Level of Qualification: 2nd Cycle (Master's Degree) [4 Semesters]
Mode of Study: Full time
Language of Instruction: English
Coordinator: Panos Papanastasiou, Professor
Students must always advise the University's Postgraduate Study Rules.
Successful completion of the requirements of the Programme.
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The grading system is numerical, from 0 to 10 with increments of ½. The minimum passing grade is 5. The final grade of a graduate student is calculated as the grade point average of all courses passed by the student.In a postgraduate programme of study, courses can be graded as Success/Failure. These courses do not count towards the student’s GPA, and may not exceed 25% of the programme’s ECTS, with the exception of the dissertation units. All courses are presented in the Postgraduate Studies Prospectus.The diploma dissertation, thesis, research and writing stages are graded with Success / Failure. The final grade of the dissertation is registered in the last semester of its elaboration. Master level dissertations are calculated qualitatively as Excellent, Very Good, Good, and Failure.
Graduates can be admitted to Doctoral Programmes.