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Stanford University

Petroleum Engineering Department
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-2220
Phone: (650) 723-8314
Facsimile: (650) 725-2099

Department email: peteng@pangea.stanford.ede
Department website: http://ekofisk.stanford.edu

Office of the Dean School of Earth Sciences
Pamela Matson Dean

Chairman Petroleum Engineering
Roland N. Horne

Contact Information

Office Name/Title Contact Information
Dean, School of Earth Sciences Pamela Matson 650-723-2750
dean@pangea.stanford.edu
Professor and Chairman Petroleum Engineering Roland N. Horne ph: (650)723-9595
fax:(650)725-2099
horne@stanford.edu

Petroleum Engineering Degree Information

Degree Curriculum Description
Master of Science (M.S.) A total of 45 units is required for the M.S. program.There is a research and a non-research option. All students supported by the department, and students who plan to do a Ph.D. must complete the research option. Most students complete the M.S. degree in six quarters or fewer
Engineer (Eng.) This degree permits more extensive course work than the master’s degree, with an emphasis on professional practice. The degree requires 90 units of course work and research beyond a bachelor’s degree and is normally completed in two to three years
Philosophy (Ph.D.) Students without an M.S. (or equivalent) in petroleum engineering are required to complete an M.S. at Stanford before entering the Ph.D. program. The degree requires 90 units of course work and research beyond a master’s degree and usually takes three to four years. The Ph.D. is awarded primarily on the basis of completion of significant, original research

Program Admission Requirements

http://pangea.stanford.edu/ERE/programs/admission.html

Faculty Information

Name Position Major Field of Interest Contact Information
Roland N. Horne
B.E. Ph.D., D.Sc.
University of Auckland
Professor and Chairman Production Optimization
Geothermal Energy
Well Test Analysis
horne@stanford.edu
(650) 723-9595
Khalid Aziz
B.S. Mech Eng
University of Michigan
B.S.C, M.S.C. Petroleum
Engineering, University of Alberta
Ph.D., Chemical Engineering
Rice University
Professor of Petroleum Engineering Reservoir Simulation aziz@stanford.edu
(650) 723-9116
William E. Brigham
B.S. Iowa State University
M.S. , Ph.D.,
University of Oklahoma
Emeritus Professor Enhanced Recovery
Reservoir Engineering
angharad@staford.edu
(650) 723-0611
Jef Caers
M.S. Mining Engineering,
Ph.D., Engineering,
University of Belgium
Assistant Professor of
Petroleum Engineering
Petroleum Geostatistics jef@pangea.stanford.edu
(650) 723-1774
Louis J. Durlofsky
B.S. Chemical Engineering,
Penn.State University
M.S. Chemical Engineering
Practice, MIT
Ph.D. Chemical Engineering,
MIT
Associate Professor
of Petroleum Engineering
Reservoir Simulation
Nonconventional
Well Modeling
lou@pangea.stanford.edu
(650) 723-4142
Stephan A. Graham
B.A., Indiana University
M.S. and Ph.D., Stanford
University
Professor Sedimentary Basins
and Petroleum Geology
graham@pangea.stanford.edu
(650) 723-0507
Andre Journal
B.S. Mining Engineering
Ecole Nat. Sup. Mines,
Nancy, France
DS2 Ing. Docteur,
University of Nancy
DSc Applied Math,
Geostatistics
Professor of Earth Sciences Geostatistics journal@pangea.stanford.edu
(650) 723-1594
Margot Gerritsen
MSc, Applied Mathematics, Delft University of Technology Ph.D., Scientific Computing and Computational Mathematics,
Ph.D. minor Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University
Assistant Professor Numerical modeling of flows through porous media. Numerical simulation of gas injection processes. Adaptive mesh refinement techniques. Grid design and grid quality analysis margot.gerritsen@stanford.edu
(650) 725-2727
Sully Marsden Emeritus Professor   (650) 723-3570
Tony Kovscek
B.S. University
Of Washington.
Ph.D. University
of California, Berkeley
Assistant Professor EOR, interfacial phenomena kovscek@ pangea.stanford.edu
(650) 723-1218
Franklin M. Orr, Jr
Lynn Orr
B.Sc. Chemical Engineering,
Stanford University
Ph.D. Chemical Engineering,
University of Minnesota
Professor of Petroleum
Engineering
SUPRI-C (GCEP) Global Climate and Energy Project fmorr@pangea.stanford.edu
(650) 723-0435
Hamdi Tchelepi