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Murdoch University

In this course students will learn about the practical processes of mineral extraction, as well as gaining detailed insight into the design, commissioning, technology and operation of metal plants. This course helps students to bridge the scientific and engineering aspects of metallurgy extraction, and engage in practical mining training across a multitude of techniques including resource and reserve estimation, whilst students will learn about the organizational aspects of the mineral industry and metals markets. Murdoch university can help students to tailor studies to fit around current job though our external learning options and tailor it to specific needs.
Basic knowledge of metals and chemistry.
Major studies focuses on gaining of detailed knowledge related to mineral extraction, as well as gaining detailed insight into the design, commissioning, technology and operation of metal plants.
Recognized Bachelor's degree or higher, or equivalent training, in a relevant area. Students with alternative satisfactory preparation may also be admitted. Students who do not have equivalent knowledge and background in chemistry, mineralogy, metallurgy and mathematics will be required to undertake additional preparatory units.
After completing this graduation from Murdoch university ,Students will also gain professional recognition from the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy AusIMM.Upon completion of this course, Students will have a recognized qualification in mineral processing and extractive metallurgy that could lead to work as a metallurgist on mine sites in metal recovery and concentration operations, in metal refineries, smelters, foundries, or in research and technology development.
Graduates can obtain employment in the extractive metallurgy sector of mining and chemical companies, or further their careers within the minerals industry.
$27,250 (annual tuition fee for 2013 in AUD - 24 pts)
1 year full-time study