Eligibility
To become a member of the SPE, you must meet the following qualifications:
You need to be employed in work related to the petroleum industry AND have one
of the following:
1) A university degree in engineering, applied science (e.g. geoscience) or other
relevant degree
2) 6 years of active practice in support of petroleum engineering or in the application
of science to the petroleum industry
See http://spe.org/join for additional information. Separate qualification requirements apply for student
membership.
The brightest minds of the E&P industry are members of SPE. Although engineers
are the core of SPE's membership, not all SPE members are engineers. Solving the
industry's challenges requires a multidisciplinary effort, and SPE is a place
for all of today's industry professionals, regardless of experience or course
of study.
Professional member benefits
- Discounted member registration to conferences, workshops, and courses with direct
access to innovative technologies, technical knowledge and interaction with colleagues
to help you continue your professional development
- Special pricing on books and subscriptions to peer-reviewed journals supplying you with professional
resources you can use everyday
- Access to OnePetro, one of the industry’s largest online technical libraries allowing you to search,
purchase, and download more than 90,000 technical documents from multiple professional
societies
- Opportunities to present technical papers in a journal or at a conference sharing
knowledge with your peers
- Leadership and volunteer opportunities helping you build industry relationships
though service to the society
- A Career Center with tools aiding your continuous development of new skills
- Automatically qualified for membership with AAPG and SEG
- Access to historical AIME transactions
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