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Mathematics
  • PETE 603, 620 or 600-level Math
  • Students are required to take either MATH 601 or PETE 620 during the first term they take graduate courses
  • One graduate-level STAT course may be substituted for MATH, other than MATH 601
Three Hours Minimum
Seminar/Synthesis
  • PETE 681 required registration each semester for all full-time students

No Credit
Other Petroleum Engineering
  • 600-level course work

Sixteen Hours Minimum

MAYS BUSINESS SCHOOL

As part of the Certificate in International Petroleum Management, Mays Business School will award the degree candidate a Certificate in International Petroleum Management. To qualify for this certificate, the student must complete at least 18 hours in Mays from the following courses:

Foundation Courses (12 to 15 hours)
ACCT 640 Accounting Concepts and Procedures I
INFO 660 Intro Computer for Manufacturing Management
FINC 635Financial Management for Non-Business I
MGMT 655Survey of Management
MKTG 621Survey of Marketing

Elective Courses (6 to 9 hours)
FINC 645/IBUS 645International Finance
MGMT/IBUS TBA
MGMT 679/IBUS 679International Business Policy
MGMT TBA
MGMTTBA
MKTG 677/IBUS 677Multi-National Marketing Management
IBUS 489/689Global Entrepeneurship

Options

Based on background and qualifications, certain students may request that some foundation courses be replaced by more advanced courses given by Mays. Students requesting changes in these courses must obtain permission from both the Petroleum Engineering Department and Mays.

Total Required Credit Hours
40 Minimum

Degree Notes
  • A Master of Engineering report and a final exam before an advisory committee is required for this degree.
  • The Petroleum Engineering Certificate in International Petroleum Management form must accompany your degree plan when it is submitted for approval. All degree plan courses must be clearly identified by category. For additional information, contact the Petroleum Engineering Department and/or Mays.
Financial Aid Note

Students receiving financial assistance from the Petroleum Engineering Department are required to register for at least 9 hours in the Fall and Spring semesters and for at least 6 hours total during the summer sessions.

Links
    Advisors
    Dr. Thomas Blasingame
    Assoc. Professor & Assistant Department Head
    Petroleum Engineering
    Tel: 979.845.2292
    Fax: 979.845.1307
    Email: t-blasingame@tamu.edu

    or

    Dr. Julian Gaspar
    Director
    Center for International Business Studies
    Tel: 979.847.8754
    Fax: 979.845.1710
    Email: jgaspar@tamu.edu
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