Master´s Degree in Continuing Education in Oil & Gas And Petrochemical Industries
Inglés
Créditos 60 ECTS
PRESENTACIÓN
This program focuses on the essential characteristics of the Oil & Gas sector as a means for improving the understanding of its nature and the way it operates worldwide. The entirety of the academic content is based on the most updated understanding of the authors as leading agents in the industry from international organizations, enterprises, corporations, manufacturers, etc. These experiences and perceptions have been gathered in a wide range of publications (books and magazines) and online references.
Objetivos
The main goals of this program include the understanding of how the Industries operate, their current status and trends, I+D, and their development projections for the next decades. To this end, extensive academic material will be provided to help the student understand the mechanisms for obtaining raw materials, the associated transformation processes to produce high-value products, and the key project management concepts and phases.On the other hand, the program delves into the engineering and design of industrial plants, the equipment and materials used in these processes, transportation and storage, the markets, the types of international trade, contract types, and other management aspects that usually govern these Industries.
Metodología
En Educa PHAROS trabajamos con una metodología eminentemente práctica, orientada a la aplicación directa de los conocimientos en el entorno profesional del alumno, combinando contenidos teóricos con casos reales, herramientas digitales y el acompañamiento de un equipo docente especializado.
Programa
- Historical evolution of the oil industry
- Historical evolution of the gas industry
- Reserves, production and consumption of O&G
- Geopolitics and global factors
- International companies and references
- Concept of “commodities”
- Value chain
- Oil value chain
- Gas value chain
- Vertical integration and transfer pricing
- Upstream
- Exploration, drilling and production techniques
- Midstream
- Downstream
- Safety, risks & environment
- O&G traffic
- Chartering modalities
- Charter policies
- Other chartering alternatives
- Documentation
- Crude oils (I)
- Crude oils (II)
- Crude oils (III)
- Refining processes (I)
- Refining processes (II)
- Refining schemes (I)
- Refining schemes (II)
- Refining products (I)
- Refining products (II)
- Margin and profitability
- Bioenergy
- Biofuels
- Bioethanol & biodiesel
- SAF & Biogas
- Bio-refineries
- HSE & CO2 emissions
- Oil industry. Short and medium term projections
- Crude oil markets
- Refining product markets
- Biofuel markets
- Composition and properties
- Exploration and production techniques
- Types of reservoirs and characterization
- Extraction techniques
- Fracking
- Natural gas value chain
- Gas processing
- Liquefaction
- Transportation of liquid natural gas
- Regasification
- Liquefied natural gas storage
- Offshore installations
- Gas system and distribution
- Marketing, regulation and markets
- HSE and natural gas and natural gas liquids applications
- Energy transition and global position
- European green deal & LATAM green
- Net zero emissions by 2050
- Natural gas central to the energy transition
- Circular economy. Natural gas and hydrogenen
- Introduction. Petrochemical Industry Fundamentals
- Main Petrochemical Compounds
- Plastics
- Global Petrochemical Scenario
- Petrochemical companies
- Methane Chain (I). Methanol
- Methane Chain (II). Ammonia
- Ethylene Chain (I)
- Ethylene Chain (II)
- Petrochemical Market. Methane and Ethylene Chains
- Propylene chain (I)
- Propylene chain (II)
- Chains of fractions C4 and C5 (I)
- Chains of fractions C4 and C5 (II)
- Petrochemical market. Propylene chains and C4 and C5 fractions
- Aromatic Chains
- Benzene Chain
- Toluene Chain
- Xylene Chain
- Aromatic Chains Market
- Market positions
- Energy markets
- The market in times of COVID-19
- Qualities. Benchmarking
- Price formulae
- The oil refining business
- Current situation and outlook for the industry
- Supply to a refining system
- Oil purchase contracts
- Natural gas purchase contracts
- Derivative instruments
- Future markets
- Options contract
- Non-organised markets
- Price coverage
- Organization of a trading department
- Evolution of trading practices
- Risk management
- Price forecasting techniques
- Formations of chartist and technical analysis
- What is a project?
- Project definition and scope
- Phases of project engineering
- Basic diagrams in a project
- Construction and start-up
- Layout, general information and equipment
- Distribution of equipment in the plant. On-site layout
- Environment and safety in chemical plant design
- Properties of fluids: density and viscosity
- Mechanical properties and testing of materials
- Types of materials. Structure of materials
- Iron-based metals
- Ceramic materials and polymers
- Non-ferrous alloys
- Composite materials
- How to specify a pipeline
- Valves
- Pipe joints
- Pipe supports. Pipe insulation and accompaniment
- Basic piping design
- Regulating deposits
- Decantation tanks. Decanting pool
- Storage tanks
- Reactors
- Distillation columns
- Heat exchanger. General aspects
- Cooling towers
- Furnaces
- Centrifugal pumps
- Positive displacement pumps
- Compressors. Introduction
- Centrifugal compressors
- Alternative compressors
- Ejectors
- Pneumatic transport
- Mixers and stirrers
- Watertightness. Mechanical locking
- Industrial lubrication
- What is a project?
- Types of projects
- EPC projects (engineering, procurement, construction)
- EPC projects in complex sectors
- Lifecycle of a project
- Project Management
- Main Stakeholders in a Turnkey Project
- Organization of a Project
- The Project Management Team: The Project Director (I)
- The Project Management Team: The Project Director (II)
- The project management team: project operations manager, project manager and area
- manager
- The project management team: project engineers, material manager, interface
- manager
- The project management team: engineering manager and project assistants
- Conclusions and practical example of an organization chart
- Business management
- Contract manager, administration manager and project control manager
- Risk manager
- Procurement management
- Quality control, quality assurance management and HSE
- Construction management
- What is a contract?
- Contract management terminology
- The concept of contract management
- International arbitration
- International standard construction contracts
- What is law?
- Evidence
- Grounds for invalidity of a contract
- Termination of a contract in english law
- Professional liability
- Society of construction law
- Guidance part a: concepts of delay, disruption, and acceleration
- Guidance part b: guidance on key principles (I)
- Guidance part b: guidance on key principles (II)
- Guidance part b: guidance on key principles (III)
- Guidance part b: guidance on key principles (IV)
- Introduction to smart contracts
- Most common uses of smart contracts (I)
- Most common uses of smart contracts (II)
- The great paradox of smart contracts
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Educa PHAROS es un modelo formativo de nueva generación que posiciona al capital humano de la empresa a la vanguardia. A través de una plataforma que se adapta a la imagen corporativa de cada empresa y con un total de más de 900 cursos se consigue una formación específica para cada organización. La tarifa plana ilimitada, proporciona a cada empresa el número de cursos que se ajuste a sus necesidades y también la posibilidad de determinar qué empleados podrán tener acceso.