Hi , im enrolling in a chemical engineering course right now , i would like to ask for advise on which stream to focus on which will be more applicable to OnG industry
Biotechnology
The opportunities for the application of chemical engineering skills in biotechnology are widespread - from tissue engineering to biosensor development and from development of an artificial kidney to drug delivery - from fermentation processes to biofuels and from drug development to biopolymers.
Sustainable processing
Sustainable processing is concerned with the principles of sustainability and life cycle assessment to the development of environmentally clean technologies for product manufacturing and power generation. In this stream, students will learn how to develop processes for generating energy and for manufacturing existing and new products from renewable raw material sources.
can anyone in the industry give some helpful insight?    ,  the second is more like environemt engineering , while first one is more like biochemistry
I'm enrolling in Monash Sunway Campus
Thanks for any helpful information

how to differentiate down n upstream?

its better if you do ur degree in pettroleum engineering or chemical engineering ...its easier to get into O &g with these two major.

ukm geology is the best in malaysia...perhaps....

hmm weird i thought petroleum geoscience is suppose to be easier since it's in the exploration phase (upstream) ? am i wrong ?

nowadays young generation are very easy to get fed up with their own works...when their friends tell the HUC got a lof of money..enjoys life at offshore/site everybody wants to jump ship join HUC team...then meet another friend tell Engineering/Design working in air conditional with lucrative wages then everybody wants jump ship join Engineering/Design team..

for me, once you join oil n gas field, better to focus and develop more skills and knowledge so that you can have niche and Subject Matter Expert for the position but for those in offshore, it is different story and end of the day of course everybody would like to stay in onshore

Greeting to all sifus, I would like to ask whether is it a smart move to continue my degree in Bachelor of Petroleum Geoscience ? as I have just completed my diploma..gonna need some advise from you guys..

Next in demand should be shale oil extraction. When it comes to oil n gas, it wont die.

Where in asia has used this technology?

U.S started to use it and they r less dependant to arab saudi

Getting competency cert or license are quite useful in oil n gas

Marine survey oso big potential but the course is very expensive

What was your diploma in? If it's in Geoscience then continue with that, if not, maybe you can also look at Petroleum Engineering.

Demand for both are the same.