Master of Mining Engineering

Upon completion of the Master of Mining Engineering program, graduates can pursue various career paths in the mining industry. They may work as mining engineers, mine planners, mineral processing engineers, safety officers, or environmental specialists in mining companies, consulting firms, or government agencies related to mining and minerals.

For those interested in further academic pursuits or research careers, the Master’s degree can serve as a stepping stone to pursue a Ph.D. in Mining Engineering or related fields, especially if they are interested in conducting advanced research and making significant contributions to the field.

1.Mining Project Manager
2.Senior Mining Engineer
3.Mining Consultant
4.Mine Design Engineer
5.Geotechnical Engineer (Mining)
6.Mineral Processing Specialist
7.Environmental Manager (Mining)
8.Health and Safety Director (Mining)
9.Mine Automation Engineer
10.Resource and Reserve Estimation Expert
11.Mining Technology Researcher
12.Mine Closure and Rehabilitation Manager
13.Drill and Blast Specialist
14.Mine Ventilation and Occupational Hygiene Engineer
15.Sustainable Mining Engineer
16.Mining Financial Analyst
17.Mine Equipment Optimization Engineer
18.Mining Data Analyst
19.Strategic Mine Planning Manager
20.Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Manager (Mining)

Successful completion of a recognised 3 or 4 year Engineering bachelor degree in the relevant specialisation (major field) with credit average, awarded by an Australian university, or a recognised overseas equivalent.