Academic Program
Petroleum Engineering Excel Functions — Free for Academia
Students, professors, and staff at participating universities get full access to Petroleum Office — no credit card required.
How It Works
Sign Up
Create an account using your university email address (e.g., name@university.edu)
Automatic Activation
Our system recognizes your institution and activates your academic license instantly
Full Access
Enjoy complete access to 500+ petroleum engineering Excel functions
What's Included
550+ Excel Functions
PVT, decline curves, well flow, and more
113 Excel Blueprints
Ready-to-use calculation templates
2500+ Unit Conversions
Convert between petroleum units
Engineering Tools
Specialized calculation tools
Free Updates
Always get the latest version
No Credit Card
Completely free for academic use
Who Qualifies
Students
Undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at participating universities
Faculty
Professors and teaching staff at eligible institutions
Research Staff
Research assistants and laboratory personnel
Participating Universities
Students and staff at these institutions automatically receive free access when signing up with their university email.
Americas 19 universities
Europe 5 universities
Middle East 9 universities
Russia & CIS 12 universities
Asia-Pacific 9 universities
Africa 1 universities
Is Your University Not Listed?
We welcome applications from accredited universities with petroleum engineering, oil & gas, or energy-related programs.
To request addition:
- 1Write to us from your university email address
- 2Include your university name and a link to your petroleum or energy program
- 3We add eligible universities in batches, usually before each new release
We can't process requests from Gmail, Outlook or Yahoo. Your university address tells us which domain to enable, so please send from it.
University Eligibility
To join the Academic Program, universities must have one of the following programs:
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