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BPCompany Name: BP PlcSector: International energy company Main Headquarters: worldwide Size (no. of employees): over 100 000 worldwide Brief Description of company and it’s goals: ‘BP’s business is about finding, producing and marketing the natural energy resources on which the modern world depends. We’re involved in exploration, development and production of oil and natural gas; refining, transporting, selling and trading energy products; developing petrochemicals for industrial and consumer goods; marketing and trading liquefied natural gas (LNG) and other energy solutions; and developing solar, wind, hydrogen and further alternative renewable energy sources.’ Website: www.bp.com/careers Availabilities for summer/spring internships (2007): BP has Internship opportunities in the following disciplines: Automotive engineering; Chemistry; Chemical/ process engineering; Drilling and completion engineering; Geoscience; Health, safety, security and environment technology; Instrument control and electrical (ICE) engineering; Mechanical engineering; Petroleum engineering; and Reservoir engineering Deadlines for applying for internships: Applications are open all year round, however we do encourage you to apply as soon as possible to be considered for the next assesment round. please see website for more details. Availabilities for graduating students: BP has Graduate opportunities in the following disciplines: Automotive engineering; Chemistry; Chemical/ process engineering; Geoscience; Health, safety, security and environment technology; Instrument control and electrical (ICE) engineering; Mechanical engineering; Offshore engineering; and Petroleum and Reservoir engineering Deadlines for applying for graduate jobs: Applications are open all year round, however we do encourage you to apply as soon as possible to be considered for the next assesment round. please see website for more details.  |
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