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From theory to practice: why do an Eni Master’s?
A complex and continuously changing scenario like the energy world requires people who are able to tackle new challenges every day, through training blending cross-cutting knowledge of the energy sector with highly specialised competences. The Master MiNDS: Master in Natural Resources Development and Storage, organised in collaboration with the Politecnico di Torino, offers a high standard of excellent training, developing the latest skills to respond to the current and future challenges of the Energy sector. The aim is to provide students with specialist skills and a 360° view of the energy industry, with a special focus on Natural Resources and Energy Transition, which can be used in practice in the sector. Over the years the Master MiNDS has trained young professionals in the energy sector, to equip them with skills that can be applied in business reality.
Within 6 months of graduation, subject to successful completion of pre-employment verifications, Eni will make a proposal to participants who finish the Master's degree with a weighted academic average of 27/30 or higher for permanent employment in the company, in line with the specialization achieved.
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Application and selection procedure and deadlines
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How to apply for the MiNDS
Call for applications
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Politecnico di Torino application form
Fill in the Politecnico di Torino application form, following the instructions attaching all required documents
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Eni application form
Register on the Eni.com website for the open position with reference to the Master Minds in Natural Resources Development and Storage
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Successful outcome
In the case of a successful outcome, after the application deadline you will receive an e-mail with instructions on how to proceed
Unsuccessful outcome
In the case of an unsuccessful outcome, we will not send any communication. This outcome does not preclude the possibility of applying for other Eni opportunities
Admission requirements
The Master’s are open to young graduates meeting the following requirements:
- By 31 October 2024, a 2nd cycle degree with a final score of at least 100/110 (or equivalent foreign qualification) in:
- Energy and Nuclear, Aerospace and Space, Chemical, Civil, Mechanical and Environmental Engineering, Computing, Physical-Mathematical Models for Industrial Engineering
- Materials Engineering
- Physics
- Mathematics
- Geological and Geophysical Science.
- Age under 30 at 31 December 2024
- Excellent knowledge of the English language, which will be assessed during the selection process.
The enrolment fee for the Master's will be paid for all students directly by Eni to the Politecnico di Torino.
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The structure of the Master’s
The training programme has a ‘learning by doing’ approach and includes a period of classroom lectures at the Politecnico di Torino and project work in Eni's operations offices in San Donato Milanese. The lessons are taught by university and company lecturers and include case studies and seminars by Eni managers and experts.
All lessons are taught in English, due to the international and technical context in which we operate.
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Reservoir and Production & Drilling
- Natural Resources Geology & Geophysics
- Fluid & Porous Media Characterization & Dynamics
- Geomechanics
- Well Innovative Technologies and Digital Solutions for Energy Transition
- Well Design and Technologies for Subsurface Resources Unlocking
- Multipurpose Lifecycle Well Architecture
- Reservoir Engineering and Storage
- Logistics
- Production Facilities and Digital & AI Applications
- Risk Management, Process Safety and Hse
- Asset Integrity Management
- Maintenance and Digital & AI Applications
Reservoir
- Reservoir Geology & Geophysics for Development and Storage
- Reservoir Geomechanics for CCS and Sustainability
Production & Drilling
- Well Drilling for Natural Resources, Development and Storage
- Well completion for Natural Resources, Development and Storage
Reservoir
- Reservoir Engineering and Storage: Advanced Applications and Digital Techniques
- Reservoir Modelling & HPC Simulation
- Reservoir Modelling for CCS
Production & Drilling
- Production Facilities Advanced
- Energy Trends & Efficiency and Applications of Circular Economy
- Maintenance Optimisation and Reliability Centered Maintenance
- Maintenance & Asset Integrity Management System
Project Work
Scholarship
The selected students who will participate to MiNDS will receive a grant, for the whole duration of the Master’s (12 months) of €1,500 gross per month.
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Completing the course
At the end of the course, participants receive a 2nd-level Master’s diploma in Natural Resources Development and Storage (MiNDS) from the Politecnico di Torino.
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Admission requirements
The Master’s are open to young graduates meeting the following requirements:
- By 31 October 2024, a 2nd cycle degree with a final score of at least 100/110 (or equivalent foreign qualification) in:
- Energy and Nuclear, Aerospace and Space, Chemical, Civil, Mechanical and Environmental Engineering, Computing, Physical-Mathematical Models for Industrial Engineering
- Materials Engineering
- Physics
- Mathematics
- Geological and Geophysical Science.
- Age under 30 at 31 December 2024
- Excellent knowledge of the English language, which will be assessed during the selection process.
The enrolment fee for the Master's will be paid for all students directly by Eni to the Politecnico di Torino.
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The structure of the Master’s
The training programme has a ‘learning by doing’ approach and includes a period of classroom lectures at the Politecnico di Torino and project work in Eni's operations offices in San Donato Milanese. The lessons are taught by university and company lecturers and include case studies and seminars by Eni managers and experts.
All lessons are taught in English, due to the international and technical context in which we operate.
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Reservoir and Production & Drilling
- Natural Resources Geology & Geophysics
- Fluid & Porous Media Characterization & Dynamics
- Geomechanics
- Well Innovative Technologies and Digital Solutions for Energy Transition
- Well Design and Technologies for Subsurface Resources Unlocking
- Multipurpose Lifecycle Well Architecture
- Reservoir Engineering and Storage
- Logistics
- Production Facilities and Digital & AI Applications
- Risk Management, Process Safety and Hse
- Asset Integrity Management
- Maintenance and Digital & AI Applications
Reservoir
- Reservoir Geology & Geophysics for Development and Storage
- Reservoir Geomechanics for CCS and Sustainability
Production & Drilling
- Well Drilling for Natural Resources, Development and Storage
- Well completion for Natural Resources, Development and Storage
Reservoir
- Reservoir Engineering and Storage: Advanced Applications and Digital Techniques
- Reservoir Modelling & HPC Simulation
- Reservoir Modelling for CCS
Production & Drilling
- Production Facilities Advanced
- Energy Trends & Efficiency and Applications of Circular Economy
- Maintenance Optimisation and Reliability Centered Maintenance
- Maintenance & Asset Integrity Management System
Project Work
Scholarship
The selected students who will participate to MiNDS will receive a grant, for the whole duration of the Master’s (12 months) of €1,500 gross per month.
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Completing the course
At the end of the course, participants receive a 2nd-level Master’s diploma in Natural Resources Development and Storage (MiNDS) from the Politecnico di Torino.
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