Master of Mining Engineering

Program Overview

The Master of Mining Engineering program is a 1.7-year program designed for mining engineering graduates and professionals seeking career advancement. It covers fundamentals of mining engineering, including processes, systems, analysis, and risk management. Students can specialize in Mine Geomechanics or Mine Management and complete a research project or capstone project to apply their knowledge to real-world problems.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Master of Mining Engineering is a 1.7-year full-time or part-time program designed for mining engineering graduates and professionals who want to further their professional development. The program aims to provide students with the latest skills, trends, and knowledge to advance their careers in the mining industry. The program covers the fundamentals of mining engineering, including mining processes, systems, analysis, and risk and safety management. Students will also undertake a research project in the mining industry or complete a capstone project.

Outline:

The program's structure consists of core courses, elective courses, and a research project or capstone project. Core courses include:

• Fundamentals of Mining Engineering
• Mine Processes, Systems, and Analysis
• Hazard Identification, Risk, and Safety Management in Mining
• Mining Industry Research Project
Elective courses are available in two specializations:
• Mine Geomechanics
• Mine Management
Elective courses include:
• Mining and Resource Law
• Environmental Management for the Mining Industry
• Technology Management in Mining
• Mine Ventilation
• Mine Design and Feasibility
• Drilling, Blasting, and Machine Excavation
• Geotechnical Data Collection and Analysis

Teaching:

The program is taught by leading academics and industry experts. The faculty has a strong track record of research and innovation in mining engineering. The program uses a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, tutorials, laboratory work, and field trips. The program also offers opportunities for students to participate in research projects and industry internships.

Careers:

Graduates of the Master of Mining Engineering program are qualified for a variety of roles in the mining industry, including:

• Mining Engineer
• Engineering Geologist
• Petroleum Engineer
• Geotechnical Engineer