Mining Engineering Department

It includes the following scientific fields: Mine Engineering, Rock Mechanics, Area (planar and pictorial topography)
and geodesy and astronomy and their applications in mines,) technology and design of surface and subsurface mines, ore processing,
Ventilation and conditioning of mines and network design, mining machinery and ore trading, economics and management of mines, mining methods
Modern, Environmental Engineering in the Mining Industry, Operations Research, Subsurface Aperture Design, Computer Applications
In mining and mineral engineering,-Special methods of ore processing, analysis and evaluation of metals, natural and chemical properties
Metals, Chemical Processing of Metals, Economic Metals, Fuel Engineering, Joint Operations in Ore Processing, Groundwater Discharge in Mines, Design of Mine Units, Subsurface Installations

Program message:

Providing students with a flexible educational pathway in the fields of mining and mineral resource management. This program aims to prepare qualified and professional mining engineers capable of competing in local, regional, and global job markets, conducting scientific research to serve the community, and adhering to quality standards within a framework of ethical values.

Program aims:

1) Achieving the state's plan to accomplish the state's interests in the renaissance of high-quality engineering education and the advancement of graduates. 

2) Providing the student with basic knowledge of scientific and practical theories that the graduate needs to be able to work directly in mining industries. 

3) Developing students' practical abilities through hands-on experience in college workshops and laboratories, as well as on-site training in different mining fields.

4) Improving the student's abilities and making him able to use his scientific and practical theories to develop his experiences through brainstorming with utter commitment to professional ethics. 

5) Directing support towards applied scientific research stemming from the state’s plan and national trends focusing on creativity, leadership, and innovation.

6) Addressing the needs of the mining industry and local communities by providing comprehensive technical and engineering consultations, training programs, and scientific seminars.

7) Continuously improving student services, enhancing students' competitiveness in the job market, and actively engaging with alumni to identify in-demand skills.

8) Enhancing social responsibility to contribute to sustainable development through scientific research and optimizing domestic and international cooperation in line with national goals.

 

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