The College of Engineering adopts the credit hour system in its teaching curricula, where the student must complete 182 credit hours to obtain a bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering.

The College of Petroleum Engineering prepares specialists in the field of petroleum engineering (drilling - storage - production - exploration) by qualifying students and providing them with a high level of knowledge in their field of specialization that keeps pace with the progress of science, technology and global civilization.

College graduates have proven themselves in the practical, scientific and regional fields through the information they received during the study period under the supervision of experienced professors and the availability of the necessary infrastructure.

Dean of the College of Petroleum Engineering:

Mr. Dr. Edmond Salloum.