A. Short courses for geothermal professionals
Since 2010 UGM jointly with The University of Auckland and GNS Science, New Zealand run geothermal basic and advanced courses for Indonesian and overseas company staff. The courses are held at the Faculty of Engineering Campus, with an average duration of 5 days. The course activities include lectures, laboratory/field exercises, group project and presentations, and field trip (for basic courses) – combined with social and cultural functions.
The course topics offered vary from year to year in response to the need of the market.
2010
Geothermal Development – where Science and Technology Meet
2011
* Basic Geothermal Geoscience and Engineering
* Geothermal Reservoir Engineering
2012
* 3-D Geothermal System Modeling
* Basic Geothermal Geoscience and Engineering
* Advanced Geoscience for Geothermal Reservoir Monitoring (Supported by NZAID)
2013
* Advanced Geothermal Engineering
* Geothermal Reservoir Engineering
* Wellsite Geology and Post-drilling Science (Supported by NZAID)
2014
* Wellsite Geology and Post-drilling Science (Supported by NZAID)
* 3D Geothermal System Modeling
* Basic Geothermal Geosciences
2015
* Wellsite Geology and Post-drilling Science (Supported by NZAID)
* Geothermal Environment Monitoring
* 3D Geothermal System Modeling
2016
Geoscience for Geothermal Exploration and Development
B. Geothermal short courses for Government Staff
Since 2011 UGM in collaboration with the Center for Geological Resources, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Republic of Indonesia conduct 5-day geothermal course/technical assistance for Government Staff covering the following topics and activity:
1. Geothermal Geosciences and Technology
2. Environmental impact and geohazard assessment in geothermal development
3. Geothermal potential assessment
4. Geothermal Business Regulations in Indonesia
C. In-house training (2013-present)
Upon request GRC runs tailored in-house training for company staff. GRC provides expertise, training materials and to some extent, equipments.
– Petrographic observation in-house training
– Structural geology and tectonics studies for geothermal exploration
– Remote sensing for geothermal exploration
– Wellsite geology in-house training
D. Capacity building in GEOCAP scheme (2016-2017)
– Training for Trainers for Engineers on Geothermal Power Plant Schedule
– Advance Remote Sensing for Geothermal Exploration
– Geochemistry for Geothermal Development
– Training Programme on SEA for Geothermal Energy Development