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Understanding the earth to tackle global challenges: ingenuity springs from the subsoil.
We make our knowledge available to students by sharing our technical knowledge with various Italian universities so that it can be integrated into Master's degrees focused especially on the energy industry. Because today's students may become Eni people tomorrow.
An overview of the accessible programmes.
Partner: University of Pisa.
Purpose: The master's degree program trains geophysicists with a solid multidisciplinary scientific preparation and a strong aptitude for problem solving.
The course provides the student with:
·solid foundations of mathematics and physics;
·advanced computational and numerical skills;
·theoretical and practical knowledge of the main geophysical survey methods - seismic, electrical, electromagnetic, gravimetric, radar methods - and rock physics and analysis and interpretation of well data.
The skills acquired are used in various areas of geophysics which, among others, include the characterization of the subsoil, the exploration of georesources and the mitigation of geological/environmental risks.
Duration: 2 academic years
Programme: courses are held at the University of Pisa, in English, supplemented by seminars provided by Eni experts and international personalities from the academic and industrial world.
The program includes laboratory activities (i.e., programming in Python and Matlab and processing of geophysical data), exercises on the solution of inverse problems, on applications of machine learning and seismic imaging techniques, and also includes geophysical campaigns with acquisition and subsequent processing of seismic, magnetic, radar, gravimetric, electric and electromagnetic data.
Thanks to a partnership between the University of Pisa and the Montan University of Leoben (Austria), students will also be able to carry out a semester of study at the Montan University and obtain a Double Degree. Internships at Eni are also planned for selected students aimed at drafting the Master's degree thesis.
Participants: first level graduates in geology, physics, mathematics and engineering or with an equivalent or higher qualification, also obtained abroad, and recognised as suitable, are admitted.
For more information on the programme, admission requirements and enrollment procedures, visit the study program website or send an e-mail to gea@dst.unipi.it
Partner: University of Trieste.
Purpose: to provide advanced skills to operate in the field of geological and geophysical services for oil exploration and production.
Duration: 2 academic years
Programme: attendance of courses at the University of Trieste with seminars given by Eni experts, field trips and the possibility of taking optional Data Science and Scientific Computing exams. Selected students will also be able to undertake internships in order to prepare their Master's thesis.
Participants: holders of bachelor's degrees in scientific faculties or with an equivalent or higher educational qualification, also obtained abroad, and recognised as suitable.
For more information on the programme, the admission requirements and the registration procedure, visit the University of Trieste website.
Partner: University of Milan.
Purpose: to provide advanced skills on the natural processes of geological systems to operate in the field of subsurface characterisation for the identification and sustainable use of geo-resources.
Duration: 2 academic years
Programme: attendance of courses at the University of Milan, taught entirely in English, with seminars given by Eni experts. Selected students will also be able to undertake internships in order to prepare their Master's thesis.
Participants: holders of bachelor's degrees in scientific faculties or with an equivalent or higher educational qualification, also obtained abroad, and recognised as suitable.
For more information on the programme, the admission requirements and the registration procedure, visit the University of Milan website.
Partner: University of Perugia
Purpose: to provide advanced skills to operate in the field of geological services for oil exploration and sustainable production of renewable and fossil energy sources.
Duration: 2 academic years
Programme: attendance of courses at the University of Perugia, entirely in English, with seminars given by Eni experts and field activities. Selected students will also be able to undertake internships in order to prepare their Master's thesis.
Participants: holders of bachelor's degrees in scientific faculties or with an equivalent or higher educational qualification, also obtained abroad, and recognised as suitable.
For more information on the programme, the admission requirements and the registration procedure, visit the University of Perugia website.
An overview of the accessible programmes.
Partner: University of Pisa.
Purpose: The master's degree program trains geophysicists with a solid multidisciplinary scientific preparation and a strong aptitude for problem solving.
The course provides the student with:
·solid foundations of mathematics and physics;
·advanced computational and numerical skills;
·theoretical and practical knowledge of the main geophysical survey methods - seismic, electrical, electromagnetic, gravimetric, radar methods - and rock physics and analysis and interpretation of well data.
The skills acquired are used in various areas of geophysics which, among others, include the characterization of the subsoil, the exploration of georesources and the mitigation of geological/environmental risks.
Duration: 2 academic years
Programme: courses are held at the University of Pisa, in English, supplemented by seminars provided by Eni experts and international personalities from the academic and industrial world.
The program includes laboratory activities (i.e., programming in Python and Matlab and processing of geophysical data), exercises on the solution of inverse problems, on applications of machine learning and seismic imaging techniques, and also includes geophysical campaigns with acquisition and subsequent processing of seismic, magnetic, radar, gravimetric, electric and electromagnetic data.
Thanks to a partnership between the University of Pisa and the Montan University of Leoben (Austria), students will also be able to carry out a semester of study at the Montan University and obtain a Double Degree. Internships at Eni are also planned for selected students aimed at drafting the Master's degree thesis.
Participants: first level graduates in geology, physics, mathematics and engineering or with an equivalent or higher qualification, also obtained abroad, and recognised as suitable, are admitted.
For more information on the programme, admission requirements and enrollment procedures, visit the study program website or send an e-mail to gea@dst.unipi.it
Partner: University of Trieste.
Purpose: to provide advanced skills to operate in the field of geological and geophysical services for oil exploration and production.
Duration: 2 academic years
Programme: attendance of courses at the University of Trieste with seminars given by Eni experts, field trips and the possibility of taking optional Data Science and Scientific Computing exams. Selected students will also be able to undertake internships in order to prepare their Master's thesis.
Participants: holders of bachelor's degrees in scientific faculties or with an equivalent or higher educational qualification, also obtained abroad, and recognised as suitable.
For more information on the programme, the admission requirements and the registration procedure, visit the University of Trieste website.
Partner: University of Milan.
Purpose: to provide advanced skills on the natural processes of geological systems to operate in the field of subsurface characterisation for the identification and sustainable use of geo-resources.
Duration: 2 academic years
Programme: attendance of courses at the University of Milan, taught entirely in English, with seminars given by Eni experts. Selected students will also be able to undertake internships in order to prepare their Master's thesis.
Participants: holders of bachelor's degrees in scientific faculties or with an equivalent or higher educational qualification, also obtained abroad, and recognised as suitable.
For more information on the programme, the admission requirements and the registration procedure, visit the University of Milan website.
Partner: University of Perugia
Purpose: to provide advanced skills to operate in the field of geological services for oil exploration and sustainable production of renewable and fossil energy sources.
Duration: 2 academic years
Programme: attendance of courses at the University of Perugia, entirely in English, with seminars given by Eni experts and field activities. Selected students will also be able to undertake internships in order to prepare their Master's thesis.
Participants: holders of bachelor's degrees in scientific faculties or with an equivalent or higher educational qualification, also obtained abroad, and recognised as suitable.
For more information on the programme, the admission requirements and the registration procedure, visit the University of Perugia website.
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Thanks to this technology, we can respond to your requests by querying the most relevant content and documents available on eni.com. (Note: financial documents from the last 12 months and press releases from the last 2 years are considered.)
Through EnergIA, you can delve into topics of interest and have a real-time window into the world of Eni.
If you wish to search for a specific document, press release or news, use the traditional search engine via the magnifying glass icon.
Like all systems that leverage Generative Artificial Intelligence, EnergIA may generate inaccurate or outdated responses. Always consult the sources that EnergIA proposes as the origin of the generated information.
If the system fails to find an exact match for the requested content, it still tends to provide a response.
If you find any inaccuracies in the provided response, please send us your feedback at the bottom of the page: it will be very helpful for us to improve.
Remember that the content generated by the system does not represent Eni’s official position. We therefore invite stakeholders to refer to their designated contacts for official statements: Press Office for journalists, Investor Relations for analysts and investors, Company Secretariat for shareholders etc..
EnergIA can understand questions posed in almost all languages, but we prefer to provide you with a response in English or Italian, the two languages available on eni.com. If you ask a question in Italian, the content on the site in Italian will be consulted. If you ask it in English or any other language, the content in English will be consulted. (Note: the language Eni uses for financial documents/content is predominantly English.)
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