What will you learn? - Subsea Technology - Master's Programme
Subsea Technology - Master's Programme
What will you learn?

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Learning outcomes
Learning outcomes
Learning outcome
A candidate who has completed his or her qualification should have the following learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and general competence:
Knowledge
After completed studies, candidates in subsea technology will have advanced and detailed knowledge of:
- the life cycle of oil and gas fields
- components and systems in subsea facilities
- geological processes, systems and methods for construction of wells, and reservoar technology
- risk, uncertainty and economical factors in the development and operation of oil and gas fields
- the research field’s history, traditions, uniqueness and place in society
Skills
After completed studies, candidates in subsea technology will be able to:
- calculate and simulate the behavior and life cycle of subsea oil and gas installations
- perform technical calculations for oil and gas systems
- perform risk analyses
- programming and using select programming tools
General competencies
After completed studies, candidates in subsea technology will be able to:
- show field-specific skills and perspective founded in their field
- analyze complex problems under uncertainty
- use advanced methods and tools
- gather and critically evaluate information with a scientific approach
- design and implement sustainable solutions
- utilize advanced R&D knowledge to contribute to technological R&D projects
- contribute to innovation and show business acumen
- analyze consequences and scenarios
- use and reflect around norms for ethics and sustainability
- perform goal-oriented work, work as a part of a team, take initiative, and show leadership
- convey and discuss technical and scientific topics
- show ability and desire for lifelong learning