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What are the Qualifications?
Applicants should possess a Ph.D. degree in
petroleum engineering or a closely related field.
Duties will be a blend of teaching and research as
assigned by the Chair of the Petroleum Engineering
Department. A passion for teaching undergraduate
petroleum engineering courses and for performing
research is necessary. Research areas are open but
resources are currently available for those working in
reservoir engineering, petrophysical and
geomechanical research on the Bakken Formation
and the recovery of geothermal energy from
petroleum-produced water.
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PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA
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Faculty Position Announcement:
Assistant/Associate Professor of
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Available Fall 2013
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Steve Benson, Chair
Program is committed to faculty development and
College of Engineering and Mines
maintaining a Left true balance Panel between - 3.586” teaching and
Petroleum Center Engineering Panel - Department 3.696” Right Panel (Cover) - 3.718”
scholarship, and between career and family. It is a
University of North Dakota
great place to pursue your career.
und.petroleum@engr.und.edu
701-777-2533
www.engineering.und.edu/petroleum

What is the UND Petroleum
Engineering Department?
The UND Petroleum Engineering Department is
meeting the growing needs for Petroleum
Engineers regionally, nationally and
internationally a Petroleum Engineering
department was recently initiated within the
College of Engineering and Mines. This
program builds on the expertise, facilities, and
research programs developed in the College of
Engineering and Mines. UND has a long history
of educating students for careers in the
petroleum industry and performing research
on conventional and unconventional energy
reserves and extraction technologies. The
vision of the Petroleum Engineering program is
to educate undergraduates so that, upon
graduation they are prepared to compete for
entry level positions in the petroleum and
other related industries or government
agencies and for advanced petroleum-related
studies in graduate school.
Who are we looking for?
We are seeking candidates who have the ability to:
• Educate future generations of Petroleum Engineers
• Perform research and service that contributes to
reliable and affordable energy production and
environmental protection.
• The person(s) hired for this position will play a
crucial role in meeting the objectives of the new
Petroleum Engineering Program.
• Candidates with a background and interest in
reservoir and production engineering are
encouraged to apply.
How to apply
Applications will be accepted until the position is
filled with screening to begin December 1, 2012.
The appointment will begin August 16, 2013 or
earlier. Applicants should send an application letter,
a resume, a statement of teaching and research
interests, and the names and addresses of three
references to: Faculty Search Committee, Petroleum
Engineering Department, Upson II Room 366, 243
Centennial Drive Stop 8154, Grand Forks, ND
58202-8154. Reference letters and credential
materials (such as degree certificates and
transcripts) will be required for the finalists. Salary is
commensurate with experience. UND is an
Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity
Employer and women and minorities are
encouraged to apply.