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Master of Science in Extractive Metallurgy

Course Code: M1124

This course is designed for scientists and engineers working in extractive metallurgy who wish to update their existing qualifications, extend their knowledge in extractive metallurgy, undertake research and meet continuing professional education requirements of their professions. Advanced training in the core disciplines - mineral processing, hydrometallurgy, pyrometallurgy, process control, process mineralogy, modelling, simulation and optimisation of mineral processing plants - is available through flexible unit content. Industry-based research projects are a feature of the course.

Level:	Master - Coursework
Qualification:	Master of Science (MSc) in Extractive Metallurgy
Duration:	1 year full-time or part-time equivalent
Availability:	Murdoch campus (internal)
Employment Prospects:	Most applicants will already be employed in the mining industry so employment of graduates is not an issue. The small number of new metallurgy graduates worldwide provides excellent opportunities for professionals seeking to change career to extractive metallurgy through Postgraduate Diploma and MSc studies.
Special Requirements:	The course will be presented in a range of teaching modes, including conventional on-campus teaching, external and online teaching, intensive short-course modules and industry-based research.
Professional Recognition:	Those who enrol in this course are likely to have met requirements for professional recognition in metallurgy, engineering or chemistry. The degree is presented in accordance with the policies of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and the Mineral Council of Australia for professional development courses.

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