Business training requirements: Students in this major mainly study the basic theory and knowledge of oil and gas storage and transportation technology, equipment and facilities, receive basic training in drawing, computer operation, engineering investigation and engineering budget, and have the basic ability of planning, designing and operating oil and gas storage and transportation systems.

Main disciplines: engineering fluid mechanics, oil and gas storage and transportation engineering.

Main courses: engineering mechanics, engineering fluid mechanics, engineering thermodynamics, heat transfer, physical chemistry, pumps and compressors, electrical and electronic technology, oil and gas pipeline design and management, oil and gas gathering and transportation, oil depot design and management, oil and gas storage and transportation engineering optimization, technical economics, etc.

Main practical teaching links: including engineering drawing, surveying practice, metalworking practice, construction practice, etc., generally arranged 18 weeks.

Main professional experiments: oil and gas quality detection, physical chemistry, etc.