PhD. Ta Quoc Dung

- Petroleum Geomechanics

- Wellbore Failure Mechanisms

- Sanding prediction

- Geostatistics applications in Geology and Petroleum

• Petroleum Geomechanics

• Wellbore Failure Mechanisms

• Sanding prediction

• Geostatistics applications in Geology and Petroleum

2020 - current: Senior lecturer, Faculty of Geology and Petroleum Engineering. Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, HCMVNU

2016 - 2020 - Dean, Faculty of Geology and Petroleum Engineering. Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, HCMVNU

• Lead of petroleum academic/research program in Petroleum Engineering

• Lecturing Oil/Gas course to undergraduate and postgraduate students of Petroleum engineering course especially in geomechanics and geostatistics.

2008 - 2016 - Deputy Dean, Faculty of Geology and Petroleum Engineering. Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, HCMVNU

• In charge of petroleum/geology academic program in all level including B.Sc, M.sc and PhD.

• Involved in geomechanics/G&G consultant for more than 20 projects in Cuu long basin, Nam Con Son Basin, Song Hong Basin, Phu Khanh Basin.

1998 - 2008 - Lecturer in Drilling and Production engineering at HCMUT. Lecturing Oil/Gas units to undergraduate level.

• 2003 to 2007: PhD in Petroleum Engineering, Australian School of Petroleum, Adelaide University, Australia. PhD dissertation: Coupled reservoir simulation.

• 2001 to 2003: M.Sc in Applied mechanics - Drilling string vibration analysis, Liege University, Belgium.

• 1993 to 1997: B.Sc in Petroleum Engineering from Ho Chi Minh City University of technology (HCMUT), VietNam