Muscat – This strategic shift aims to broaden the institute’s scope beyond traditional oil and gas to encompass renewable energy, hydrogen, and minerals.
Introduced as part of the Institute’s ongoing efforts to adapt to global energy transitions, the new strategy aims to provide a comprehensive range of advanced educational and training programs. These programs will be enhanced by the latest technological advancements to ensure they meet the evolving needs of the labour market and support Oman’s economic diversification goals.
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