What You'll Study

The Energy and Petroleum Logistics Management (EPLM) major equips students with the skills to effectively manage supply chains and logistics within the energy and petroleum sectors. Graduates of this program are well-prepared to seek employment opportunities in organizations involved in both renewable and non-renewable energy sources. They possess a comprehensive understanding of logistics and supply chain theories and practices, crucial for orchestrating various operations such as drilling, exploration, and project management in the energy industry. Their role is pivotal in ensuring efficient and sustainable resource allocation, adhering to energy policies and regulations, and promoting conservation and protection of oil and gas resources. Moreover, the EPLM major provides insights into the global energy landscape, comparing renewable and non-renewable energy sources in terms of cost, quality, and availability. Additionally, graduates gain knowledge in efficient energy management strategies, including dynamic procurement from diverse energy sources and analyzing energy consumption and emissions using software applications and other tools. The primary objective is to impart a comprehensive understanding of energy-related topics alongside logistics principles. Job opportunities for EPLM graduates include overseeing renewable energy projects, coordinating logistics for nuclear energy initiatives, and ensuring compliance with environmental, social, and economic regulations.With a bachelor's degree in Energy and Petroleum Logistics Management, graduates can pursue diverse roles such as Supply Chain Specialist in the Oil and Gas industry, Petroleum Geologist, Project Manager, Rig and Control Center Operators, Sales and Marketing Managers, Facility Managers, Energy Program Coordinators, Environmental Consultants, Energy Markets and Transactions Consultants, and Negotiators, and Energy Marketers.