B.E - Mining

Mining engineers find, extract and prepare metals and minerals for use by manufacturing industries.They design open-pit and underground mines,

supervise the construction of mine shafts and tunnels in underground operations and devise methods for transporting minerals to processing plants.
Features:
Consulting companies, government agencies, and financial institutions employ mining engineering graduates worldwide. With industry experience and postgraduate education, mining engineers find employment in research and teaching institutions. Senior engineers often have opportunities to become involved with projects working for global welfare with assistance from international organisations.

Mining engineers pursue careers in surface and underground mining, mineral exploration, equipment manufacturing and sales, and mineral commodity markets. In surface and underground mining operations, mining engineers develop and implement technically feasible and safe technology for the efficient and economic extraction of mineral commodities from the earth's crust. In mineral exploration, mining engineers work with exploration geologists to explore and develop new mineral deposits using their knowledge of geochemistry, geophysics, geology, and drilling methods. In equipment manufacturing and sales, mining engineers play a vital role in the design and sale of a variety of mining machinery ranging from surface mining trucks to underground mining drilling machines. In mineral commodity markets, mining engineers advise mining companies, financial institutions, and governments on commodity price forecasts, investment strategies, and mineral economic policy framework.


The course offers bachelor degree in Mining