• 1. Asset Owner
• 2. Operator
• 3. Contractor
• 4. Process
• 5. Mechanical
• 6. Piping
• 7. Electrical
• 8. Instrument
• 9. Technical Safety
• 10. Structural-Offshore
• 11. Hull Marine
• 12. Subsea Products and Services
• 13. Pipeline

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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. Students will also learn subsea project management and execution, including experience-based lessons learned.

 

All students in this program are exposed to courses that cover the fundamentals of subsea engineering, and may select from courses that cover subsea hardware, subsea controls and umbilical systems, subsea riser systems, and flowlines, pipelines, and their installation. 

 

What is Subsea Engineering?

Subsea engineering is a multidisciplinary field that is broadly responsible for the control and direct flow of oil and gas from deep marine wells. The scope of this engineering field includes all hardware, control, umbilicals, pipelines and interfaces with host production facilities.

 

Subsea engineering is challenging because a successful operation involves hundreds of moving parts that are designed and expected to operate flawlessly for decades in harsh offshore environments while being remotely controlled from many miles away. 

Subsea Production System

Subsea Umbilicals

Subsea Riser and Flowlines