CHEMICAL ENGINEERING - The Petroleum Institute

Alumni Testimonials“I joined Borouge in the summer of 2010 as a Process Engineer. During this period, I utilized many of the concepts that Ihave acquired during my study at the PI. The chemical engineering program has proven to be very beneficial in improvingand developing my technical skills as a person which helped me in developing the company. I am very grateful to myprofessors whom have carved in me the sense of eagerness and willingness to always seek knowledge.”Khaled Jamal Al Neaimi, Process Engineer-Borouge, PI Chemical Engineering BSc, Class of 2010.“The Petroleum Institute offered a great environment for engineering education and skills development. It has all theresources that focus on real applications linked to the oil and gas industry”.Khalfan M. Al Marzouqi, Chemical Engineer-Abu Dhabi Development Ltd (Al Hosn Gas), PI Chemical Engineering BSc,Class of 2010.“The PI has developed many technical and non-technical skills in which I use quite frequently during my work as a processengineer. It has given me the confidence to be knowledgeable, countable, and trustworthy in any work environment that Imight be on”Abdulla Omar Ahmed B. Al Ameri, Process Engineer - Borouge, PI Chemical Engineering BSc, Class of 2010.“I discovered that PI prepared me well to compete against students coming from top universities around the world. Courses,taught in PI, are on par with tier one universities in USA”Ali Abdul Kareem Al Hammadi, Graduate Chemical Engineering student at Rice University, PI Chemical Engineering BSc,Class of 2011.“I gained valuable knowledge and experience by being involved in the process of learning and studying ChemicalEngineering major in the Petroleum Institute. Many sound skills have been developed during my studies in this professionalcollege that have facilitated reaching my goals in my workplace. I believe that it is very important to not give up easily onwhat I want to achieve, whatever the obstacles encountered! “If you have the desire, struggle until you get what you want”.Ayesha Al Zaabi, Chemical Treatment Engineer-ZADCO, PI Chemical Engineering BSc, Class of 2011.“If you mess up in something or were defeated, never give up because this is what makes you a prisoner of your past. Youcannot go back in time and change the beginning, but you can start today, build your future and make a new ending. Eachand every one has the ability to excel at something and it will only be impossible if you believe so. So dare to be yourself,for no one else can, and keep in mind, every day is a gift. “Maryam Khaleel, PhD Chemical Engineering student at the University of Minnesota, PI Chemical Engineering BSc, Class of2011.Chemical Engineering | The Petroleum Institute, Abu Dhabi, UAE15