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THE BACKGROUND

Oil and gas have been a tangling issue that influences the historical path of global economy and politics,where advanced technology and massive investment have painted the colour of petroleum industry. The

recent skyrocketting oil price placed oil and gas in the zenith of global economic and political clout, thatdrives an alarm of scarcity that leads to substantial efforts to find new and unexplored petroleum basin.Capital movement toward this sector proceeds at paramount figure as well. Steady evolvement of petroleum technology and management becomes imperative to face the rapid change of environment.Indonesia, a country endowed with oil and gas resources, has experienced in having the oil and gasindustry where ITB pioneered the program study on petroleum engineering since 1962 with theestablishment of the Department of Petroleum Engineering to meet the manpower demand of bachelorlevel for engineers working in the upstream petroleum activities. In 1988 ITB extended the program intomaster and doctorate levels.

 The program develops not only to meet the current increasing industry’s requirements, but also the need of the anticipated future development of the industry. The curriculum fathoms to make adjustment as such tomeet the man power qualification required by the industry which experiences rapid development intechnology and management. For that reason, the post graduate study program of ITB offers a Masterprogram that will be delivered in J akarta to provide oil and gas managers and professionals to capturebroader and deeper view on the petroleum engineering and management and to expand and enhance theiracademic power of analysis.

THE OBJECTIVES The program is intended to make the students expand, extend, and strengthen the power of analysis, andbroaden the view of new and futuristic issues of petroleum engineering and economics.

THE CURRICULUM

 This Master Level Program has a total credit of 36, comprising of 30 credits course works and 6 creditsthesis. The course works include 4 mandatory courses and 6 elective courses. All courses have 3 creditvalues, except thesis which is 6 credit worth. The structure of the curriculum is designed as follows.

First Semester 

1. TM5101 Reservoir System (3 credits)2. TM5102 Drilling and Completion (3 credits)

3. TM5103 Production System Design (3 credits)4. TM6001 Research Method (3 credits)

Second Semester 

5. TM60xx Elective #1 (3 credits)6. TM60xx Elective #2 (3 credits)7. TM60xx Elective #3 (3 credits)8. TM60xx Elective #4 (3 credits)

Third Semester 

1. TM60xx Elective #5 (3 credits)2. TM60xx Elective #6 (3 credits)3. TM7099 Thesis (6 credits)

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Electives

 TM6002 Professional Ethics TM6003 Advanced PE Mathematics TM6004 Heat and Mass Transfer

 TM6005 Advanced Petrophysics TM6006 Fluid Flow Through Porous Media TM6007 Geology & Reservoir Characterization TM6008 Logging Equipments and Control TM6009 Carbonate and Naturally Fractured Reservoir TM6010 Pressure Transient Analysis TM6011 Advanced Reservoir Simulation TM6012 Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Methods TM6013 Chemical EOR TM6014 Miscible EOR TM6015 Immiscible EOR TM6016 Thermal EOR TM6017 Non-Thermal EOR TM6018 CBM Technology TM6019 Selected Topics in Reservoir Engineering TM6020 Selected Topics in Formation Evaluation TM6021 Selected Topics in Natural Gas Engineering TM6022 Advanced Drilling Engineering TM6023 Rock Mechanics TM6024 Offshore Operation TM6025 Selected Topics in Drilling Engineering TM6026 Advanced Production Engineering TM6027 Surface Facilities Design TM6028 Fluid Flow in Production System TM6029 Production Optimization TM6030 Advanced Artificial Lift TM6031 Advanced Well Stimulation

 TM6032 Selected Topics in Production Engineering TM6033 Advanced Management and Economic Analysis of Oil and Gas (O&G) Project TM6034 Economic and Financing Analysis of O&G Project TM6035 Risk Analysis and Decision Making in O&G Project TM6036 O&G Project Management and Accounting TM6037 Advanced Optimization Method TM6038 Environmental Impact Prevention in O&G Project TM6039 Reservoir Management TM6040 Reservoir Engineering and Management TM6041 Planning of O&G Field Development TM6042 Macro and Micro-economics of O&G Sector TM6043 Policy and Regulation of O&G Sector TM6044 Selected Topics in O&G Economics

 TM6045 Selected Topics in O&G Regulation TM6046 Energy Resources TM6047 Economic and Financing Analysis of Energy Project TM6048 Environmental Management of Energy Project TM6049 Energy Economics TM6050 Energy Modeling TM6051 Energy Policy and Planning TM6052 Regulation of Energy Sector TM7099 Thesis

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THE INSTRUCTORS

Seventeen instructors with petroleum engineering background are involved in the program with theirrelevant expertise. The are:

1. Arsegianto, ir, MSc, Dr.2. Asep Kurnia Permadi, ir, MSc, Dr.3. Doddy Abdassah, ir., MSc., Dr. Prof 4. Dody Nawangsidi, ir., Dr.Eng5. Leksono Mucharam, ir, MSc, Dr..6. Nenny Miryani Saptadji, ir, MSc, Dr.7. Pudji Permadi, ir, MSc, Dr., Prof.8. Pudjo Sukarno, ir, MSc, Dr. Prof 9. Rudi Rubiandini R.S., ir, MSc, Dr.Ing.Prof 10. Septoratno Siregar, ir, MSc, Dr.Ing., Prof.11. Sudjati Rachmat, ir, Dipl.Ing, Dr-Ing.12. Sutopo, ir., MSc., Dr.13. Taufan Marhaendrajana, ir, MSc, Dr.

14. Tutuka Ariadji, M.Sc. , ir, MSc, Dr.15. Ucok W.R. Siagian, ir, MSc, Dr.16. Widjajono Partowidagdo, ir,M.Sc.,MSOR, Dr., Prof.17. Dr. Ing Bonar T. Halomoan Marbun.

Guest lecturers from relevant and prominent individuals with long experience in petroleum industry are alsoinvited to enrich and put more colour to the courses being offered. They are:1. Kardaya Warnika, ir, Dr.2. Trijana Kartoatmodjo, ir, Dr.

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 DURATION, VENUE, ADMISSION & TUITION

PROGRAM DURATION

 The program is designed for 4 semesters which takes 24 months. The program opens for two entries:

 J anuary (for February-J une class) and J uly (for August-December class).

PROGRAM VENUE

 The class will be conducted in Wisma Aldiron, Ground Floor, Suite 37B J l.J enderal Gatot Subroto. 45, Pancoran, J akarta, 12930. Phone (021)7902726

 ADMISSION

 To be eligible for admission to the Master program, a candidate musthold a Bachelor Degree (S1) or its equivalent in Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering, PhysicsEngineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Civil Engineering, Geoscience, Mathematics,

and Physics;have TOEFL score of minimum 475have TPA (Academic Potency Test conducted by BAPPENAS) score of minimum 475.pass the screening process (interview) conducted by the Screening Team

TUITION

Rp. 20.000.000,- /semester for four semesters, if the course is not completed in foursemesters then the normal ITB tuition fee will be applied.

INFORMATION & REGISTRATION

INFORMATION . . . . . . . .

Master and Doctoral Program, Petroleum Engineering Program Study, ITB J alan Ganesha 10, Bandung 40132, IndonesiaPhone : +62-22-2504955 Fax: (022) 2504955email : pe-itb@tm.itb.ac.idVisit us at http://www.tm.itb.ac.id

. . . . . . . .AND REGISTRATIONFill the registration form, and submit to the above address. We will serve and guide you with the details. Theregistration form can be down-loaded from http://www.pps.itb.ac.id