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Our ProgramsA degree in Chemical and Petroleum Engineering opens many doors and empowers you to change the world.  
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First-Class Faculty and Staff

Oklahoma State is a comprehensive university. This means that our faculty does more than teach. Our instructors’ rankings are excellent and the professors are also actively involved in leadership of the profession, creativity in research and development, and partnership with industry in applying technology. These comprehensive faculty experiences enrich the classroom. In turn, the faculty development that comes through teaching enhances our ability to provide technical leadership. In all, OSU provides both leadership in the profession and an exceptional, diverse, relevant, and comprehensive experience for students at both the undergraduate and graduate level.

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Oklahoma State Ph.D. candidate secures second place at the 2024 Geothermal Rising Conference

November 22, 2024

Dionne Mayibeki, a Ph.D. candidate in petroleum engineering at Oklahoma State University, attended the 2024 Geothermal Rising Conference in Waikoloa, Hawaii, where she won second place in the Student Research Award contest.

AIChE 2024: Oklahoma State University recap

November 22, 2024

The AIChE Annual Conference is a pivotal hub for connecting, growing, and sharing research ideas among chemical engineers seeking community and professional development. It blends academic and industry researchers at all career stages to explore cutting-edge chemical engineering topics.

Oklahoma State University petroleum engineering master's student receives 2024 SPE Imomoh Scholarship

November 12, 2024

Christian Akhilome, a master’s student in petroleum engineering at Oklahoma State University, recently was awarded the 2024 SPE Imomoh Scholarship.

Dr. Fahlenkamp explored career opportunities for students on NAVY nuclear submarine

September 30, 2024

The Naval Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate (NUPOC) program offers unique opportunities for students. Dr. Heather Fahlenkamp, department head of The School of Chemical Engineering, recently dove down 500 feet aboard the USS Louisiana to learn more about the NUPOC. This program provides a multitude of generous benefits that include housing allowance, up to a $30,000 accession bonus and a guaranteed career, to name a few all while still allowing you to be a typical college student until you graduate.

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