SAIT Polytechnic: Bachelor of Applied Technology Petroleum Engineering
This is a two years applied degree that requires students to complete a minimum of 27 coursework credits and 30 credits of supervised work practicum. Students can take up to seven years to complete the program. Admission requirements are a two-year SAIT diploma in technology or engineering, or a graduate degree in math, physics, chemistry, geology or geophysics or engineering. Certification of English language proficiency is required.
To apply, students must complete and send the application form, including with it their educational transcripts, copy of diploma/degree, TOEFL/IELTS/CLBA/CAEL certification and an initial fee of $200. Tuition fees for Petroleum Engineering Technology are $5,193 for a one year course and $4,606 for the two year program. International students pay around $5,750 - $6,500 for all programs and $4,600 for English Language Foundations. All fees are in Canadian dollars. Fees are liable to change, so it's best to check them out at the college website at the time of making your application.
According to the SAIT Polytechnic website, this online degree provides the requisite training, but does not yet offer the professional registration as a petroleum engineer.
Students interested in going for an online Master's Degree afterwards can check out colleges offering petroleum engineering degrees at the Society of Petroleum Engineers website.
University of New South Wales: School of Petroleum Engineering
This school offers a Graduate Certificate in Petroleum Engineering. Requirements for this are a high school diploma or its equivalent and at least five years work experience in the petroleum industry in exploration, reservoir engineering, drilling and production. It also offers a Graduate Diploma in Petroleum Engineering. Requirements are a Bachelor in Science in physics, chemistry, mathematics or geology, and two years work experience in exploration, reservoir engineering, drilling and production in the petroleum industry.
There are two academic sessions of around 12 weeks each, and the tuition fee is $535 per credit (Australian dollars). To apply for admission, students must download, fill out and email the application form, including a resume, educational transcripts, an application fee of A$100 and a completed examiner nomination form. International students whose first language is not English will be required to include TOEFL or IELTS certification with their application.