What is the work of a Petroleum Engineer?

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    Pragati Singh | Contributor-Level 10

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    Yes,  Candidates who have pursued Petroleum Engineering course can work in other allied fields such as coal mining, natural gas extraction and petrochemicals manufacturing industries. This can be done by staying informed on developments in the industry in which one works and pursue advanced Diploma courses or trainings. Candidates can also try for global opportunities since the energy market is well-established in the Middle East and African nations.

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