KUMASI, Ghana — The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) KNUST Student Chapter has officially secured qualification for the PetroBowl Africa Regional competition, set to take place in Kenya.
The qualification highlights months of rigorous academic preparation and technical training by Team KNUST. The achievement marks a milestone for the student chapter and the petroleum engineering department as they prepare to compete on the continental stage.
Advancing to the Continental Stage
The PetroBowl competition brings together tertiary engineering institutions from across Africa to test fast-paced technical knowledge, engineering fundamentals, and industry problem-solving across reservoir engineering, drilling operations, production technology, and energy economics.
By securing a spot in the African regional round in Kenya, Team KNUST joins top student chapters across the continent in competing for the opportunity to advance to the global PetroBowl Finals.
Faculty members, student peers, and chapter executives extended their congratulations to the delegate team, recognizing their commitment to representing the university and chapter at the highest level of academic competition.