Bachelor of Mineral Process Engineering (Honours)

This four-year full-time course in mineral process engineering is open to both local and international students. Mineral process engineering focuses on the safe, economical, and environmentally responsible extraction and processing of mineral resources from the earth, transforming them into more user-friendly forms while minimizing environmental impact.

The degree offers a comprehensive understanding of the workings of complex mineral processing systems, the roles of mineral processing companies, and the socio-environmental aspects of both surface and underground mineral processing operations. It instills a solid foundation in basic sciences and engineering fundamentals, coupled with practical experience in applying engineering principles to resource processing and earth system construction.

Program Overview

Course Overview for Mining Enineering
  • 4 Years Full-Time
  • On Campus (East Taraka)
  • Available to Domestic Student
  • Start Year Intake - February

Students exhibit a commitment to lifelong learning, professional growth, analytical thinking, and ethical standards, alongside confidence, effective communication skills, and an innovative mindset toward designing resource processing strategies with a strong emphasis on environmental and sociopolitical considerations at local and global levels. Graduates possess the ability to tackle intricate mineral processing and earth systems engineering challenges, excel in teamwork and decision-making, and grasp the global significance of minerals within a changing landscape, particularly in Papua New Guinea.