Who is Subsea engineer?

Subsea Engineers are responsible for the design and installation of equipment and structures below the surface of the sea. Provides technical and engineering support and guidance to offshore or on site teams. Manages the installation of wellheads on the seabed and the flowlines joining them to the platform.

Where do Subsea engineers work?

The work includes offshore structures, oil rigs and underwater robotics.

Why study Subsea engineering?

Subsea engineering is a multidisciplinary field that builds on conventional engineering knowledge. In addition to broadening their engineering skills, students will learn about the economic and operational drivers that are critical to designing, selecting and configuring subsea systems.

How to get a Master of Science in subsea engineering?

The Master of Science in Subsea Engineering at the University of Houston is a non-thesis,10 course graduate curriculum program. A four-year bachelor’s degree in engineering or engineering related field is required in order to apply for the Subsea Engineering program. The curriculum is comprised of three primary categories.

Which is the global centre of Excellence for subsea engineering?

Aberdeen is recognised as the global Centre of Excellence for Subsea development and operations. The programme is fully accredited by the The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology (IMarEST) and Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE),…

Where are the leading subsea technology companies located?

With 40% of all the world’s subsea installations located in the North Sea, Aberdeen is Europe’s leading centre for subsea development and operation. A cluster of world-leading subsea technology companies has developed around Aberdeen over the last four decades, including TechnipFMC, Aker Solutions, GE Oil & Gas,…

Can you take subsea engineering at Cullen College?

Subsea Engineering is an interdisciplinary engineering field, so students are strongly encouraged to take at least one course from another department or program within the Cullen College of Engineering. However, students may take a Subsea Engineering course as their final elective.