Masters Degrees (Mineralogy)

The demand for minerals process engineering is continuously growing. In order for us to obtain minerals that are pivotal to society’s progression, without causing damage to our environment, we must manage mineral development and production in a responsible manner. Read more

This course will benefit you if you are a current professional working in the minerals industry and require specialist knowledge in extractive metallurgy, or if you are looking to prepare for a higher degree in extractive metallurgy (i.e. Read more

Our environmental science research is multidisciplinary, including subjects ranging from biology to geography and geosciences. Read more

The Master of Physical Land Resources has two specializations. Soil Science (organized by the Universiteit Gent) and Land Resources Engineering (organized by the Vrije Universiteit Brussel). Read more

Birkbeck’s Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences shares resources, facilities and expertise with UCL’s Department of Earth Sciences, thus offering you access to a unique, world-class research environment. Read more

The Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences at UBC, one of the largest geoscience groups in Canada is composed of over 40 full-time faculty… Read more

Environmental geology is a growing area of active research, because it provides insights into how the environment has evolved over geological time. Read more

A country's physical land resources are a fundamental pillar of support for human life and welfare. Read more

A country's physical land resources are a fundamental pillar of support for human life and welfare. Read more

Our environmental science research is multidisciplinary, including subjects ranging from biology to geography and geosciences. Read more

The international master´s degree program in Mineral Resources and Sustainable Mining is a two-year program focusing on education in mining-related subjects. Read more

Mining is necessary for the production of goods, for economic growth and employability, but in many cases it comes with an environmental cost. Read more

The research degree in Geology and Geophysics draws on expertise from the School’s Earth and Planetary Science Research Institute. Read more

Mining is necessary for the production of goods, for economic growth and employability, but in many cases it comes with an environmental cost. Read more

The demand for minerals process engineering is continuously growing. In order for us to obtain minerals that are pivotal to society’s progression, without causing damage to our environment, we must manage mineral development and production in a responsible manner. Read more