Any university with a strong engineering program will support this but it's too long a list to have here. Pick an area of the the country and then look for engineering programs. In High School, you need to take 4 years of math and science. Whenever possible take advanced placement courses for college credit.
What part of Gas %26amp; Oil do you want to be a part of?
Exploration
Geological Engineering
Refining
Chemical EngineeringUniversities with an engineering degree in oil and gas?
HEY ALL THE BEST...I VE FOUND SOME UNIVERSITIES IN THE USA....AND PLS DO VISIT THE WEBSITE I HAVE GIVEN BELOW...ITS GIVE A DETAILED VIEW OF THIS FEILD...
University of Alaska Fairbanks
鈥?Colorado School of Mines
鈥?The University of Kansas
鈥?University of Louisiana at Lafayette
鈥?Louisiana State University and A%26amp;M College
鈥?Marietta College
鈥?Missouri University of Science and Technology
鈥?Montana Tech of the University of Montana
鈥?New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
鈥?The University of Oklahoma
鈥?Pennsylvania State University
鈥?Texas A %26amp; M University
鈥?University of Texas at Austin
鈥?Texas Tech University
鈥?The University of Tulsa
鈥?West Virginia University
www.careercornerstone.org/pdf/petroleu鈥?
Well some schools have oil and gas or petroleum engineering. Other schools with a strong chemical engineering program will have a fuels option....so you'll be a chemical engineer, but your engineering electives will focus on fuels. You actually don't need that option, a regular chemical engineer does the trick, but it gives you a competitive edge. (i'm a chem engineer with a focus in bio and i'm getting requests to interview with oil companies). List is probably long.
U.S. we don't have A-level...from what i understand about A-level (which is limited)...A-level is probably what you want. Pretty much 4 years of science and 4 years of math....they'll want to start you off in calc....so you want to have at the very least taken pre calc.
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