FUTO Petroleum Engineers Embark on Transformative Field Trip to Schlumberger Port Harcourt
FUTO's Society of Petroleum Engineers visit Schlumberger in Port Harcourt, enriching their understanding of oil and gas technologies and operational excellence.
Mary Nwaeze 
Members of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) at the Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO) recently embarked on a transformative field trip to the Schlumberger Compound in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Led by the dynamic leadership of Rector Kingsley and Mariagorathy Nwankwo, alongside thirteen other eager students, the expedition proved to be a resounding success.
Despite the short notice, Schlumberger officials welcomed the FUTO delegation with open arms, providing an enlightening educational experience on their state-of-the-art technologies and operational strategies. The visit encompassed detailed sessions on advanced drilling techniques and showcased the latest innovations driving the oil and gas industry forward.
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Reflecting on their time at Schlumberger, students expressed profound gratitude for the opportunity to witness firsthand the practical applications of their theoretical knowledge. The trip, they noted, significantly enhanced their understanding of the energy sector, particularly emphasizing the pivotal role of cutting-edge technology in optimizing operational processes.
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"We are delighted by the warm reception and extensive knowledge-sharing extended to us by the SLB team," remarked Rector Kingsley, visibly enthused by the enriching experience. "Their dedication to educating the next generation of petroleum engineers has truly broadened our horizons and inspired us to strive for excellence in our chosen field."
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The visit not only strengthened academic ties between FUTO and industry leaders but also underscored the university's commitment to providing its students with immersive learning opportunities that align with real-world industry practices.
As the students return to campus invigorated and armed with newfound insights, the impact of this educational excursion promises to resonate within FUTO's academic community for years to come, driving innovation and excellence in the study of petroleum engineering.
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