On February 23, 2025, the Petroleum and Mining Engineering Department (PAME) at TIU hosted Engineer Arya Fallah from Pulsar Petroleum Company for a specialized lecture as part of the Petroleum Drilling Engineering II course for third-grade students.
Bridging Theory with Practice
Engineer Arya Fallah, representing a drilling fluid engineering service company, conducted the session in the Petroleum Drilling Fluid Laboratory, bringing along industry-grade equipment to provide students with a hands-on learning experience. His lecture focused on drilling fluid rheological properties, directly aligning with the course syllabus and giving students a clearer understanding of how theoretical knowledge translates into real-world industry practices.
The session was highly beneficial, as students expressed their appreciation for the opportunity to engage with industry professionals and gain insights into the latest technologies and methodologies. This initiative reflects PAME’s commitment to strengthening ties with the industry, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their future careers by connecting academic learning with practical field applications.
Keywords: Industrial Lecture, Drilling Fluids, Rheology, Petroleum Engineering, Practical Learning
