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Curtin University

  • 28% international / 72% domestic

Mining Geology Stream (B AppGeol)

  • Non-Award

This stream combines studies of resource and field geology with mining systems and estimation to effectively explore, evaluate and extract mineral resources.

Key details

Degree Type
Non-Award
Study Mode
Online

About this course

Outline Outline

This stream combines studies of resource and field geology with mining systems and estimation to effectively explore, evaluate and extract mineral resources.

What you'll learn
  • apply fundamental geological principles and concepts in theoretical, practical and vocational situations within the mining industry and resource sector, GC1
  • solve mineral and energy exploration, environmental and sustainability problems through creative thinking and the extrapolation, interpolation and analysis of geoscience information, GC2
  • collate, synthesise, and visualise geoscientific data sets using digital technologies, and communicate this geological information to industry and community stakeholders concisely and accurately using written, visual, and verbal means appropriate to the situation, GC3
  • recognise the finite nature of Earth resources, and the need to manage and mitigate social and environmental impacts of resource exploration and extraction for the wider community and the mining industry and resource sector, GC4
  • recognise the need for sustainable use of Earth resources, and value environmental, indigenous and other community perspectives on geological activities within the resource sector, GC5
  • collaborate with professionals across the minerals value chain, prioritise safety, and recognise the corporate and ethical need for accurate exploration results, GC6

Study locations

Online

What you will learn

  • apply fundamental geological principles and concepts in theoretical, practical and vocational situations within the mining industry and resource sector, GC1
  • solve mineral and energy exploration, environmental and sustainability problems through creative thinking and the extrapolation, interpolation and analysis of geoscience information, GC2
  • collate, synthesise, and visualise geoscientific data sets using digital technologies, and communicate this geological information to industry and community stakeholders concisely and accurately using written, visual, and verbal means appropriate to the situation, GC3
  • recognise the finite nature of Earth resources, and the need to manage and mitigate social and environmental impacts of resource exploration and extraction for the wider community and the mining industry and resource sector, GC4
  • recognise the need for sustainable use of Earth resources, and value environmental, indigenous and other community perspectives on geological activities within the resource sector, GC5
  • collaborate with professionals across the minerals value chain, prioritise safety, and recognise the corporate and ethical need for accurate exploration results, GC6