Department of Petroleum and Chemical Industries Techniques

Vision

The Department of Chemical and Petroleum Industries seeks to achieve excellence and leadership in education, training, and scientific research by preparing qualified scientific and technical cadres who possess modern knowledge and skills in the fields of chemical and petroleum industries. These cadres are capable of meeting labor market requirements and contributing to the development of national industry and the achievement of sustainable development, while adhering to quality, safety, and environmental protection standards.

Message

Preparing scientifically and practically qualified technical cadres in the fields of chemical and petroleum industries, capable of meeting labor market needs and contributing to industrial development in accordance with quality, safety, and sustainability standards.

Objectives

 1- Qualifying specialized technical staff in chemical and petroleum industries.

 2- Providing students with modern scientific knowledge and practical skills.

 3- Meeting labor market requirements and the needs of the industrial sector.

 4- Promoting concepts of occupational safety and environmental protection.

 5- Supporting technical development and quality in industrial processes.

Graduate Description 

The graduate learns:

Job Title/Technician.

Tasks and Responsibilities:

1-  Operate and control diverse chemical processing equipment.

2-  Perform chemical, physical, and laboratory analyses of raw materials and finished products, such as petroleum derivatives, dyes, and cement.

3-  Analyze oil production processes and collaborate with specialists to modify and improve industrial units for enhanced efficiency and quality.

4-  Create industrial drawings, maps, and schematics.

5-  Contribute to the development of safety policies and procedures for industrial facilities.

6- Execute routine, preventative, and emergency maintenance on  

chemical processing units.

Potential Career Fields:

1-  Oil and Gas Sector

2-  Chemical Plants/Factories

3-  Oil Refineries

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