Bachelor of Engineering - BE - Hons in Mining Engineering Curtin University, Perth

The Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mining Engineering) at Curtin University is a comprehensive program designed to produce professionals with strong technical skills in the field of mining, with an understanding of socially and environmentally responsible practices. This four year program provides students with in-depth knowledge of mining and mine engineering, including geomechanics, drilling and blasting, rock engineering, mine ventilation, mining equipment, mine project engineering, and mine power systems. Incorporated into the program are hands-on experiences and field trips, preparing students for real-world experiences as well as research opportunities. Furthermore, the course optionally allows students to undertake double degree programs with other engineering specializations or between an engineering and science degree program. Graduates are highly sought after in the mining industry, and are equipped with skills for planning, designing, operating, and rehabilitating land disturbed by mining.

Curtin University, located in Perth, Western Australia, is a major Australian university with a global presence, boasting campuses in Malaysia, Singapore, Dubai, and Mauritius, as well as partnerships in Hong Kong and Sri Lanka. As the largest university in Western Australia, Curtin is home to over 50,000 students and offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses across various fields including business, humanities, health sciences, engineering, and science. With a strong emphasis on research, Curtin is known for its contributions to minerals and energy, health, and agriculture, among other fields. The university's strong industry connections provide valuable opportunities for students to engage with professionals and gain practical experience, aligning with Curtin's commitment to preparing graduates who are ready to make a significant impact in their chosen fields.