Bachelor's (5 years)
Degree
Russian
Language
5 years
Duration
Department:
Department of Mineral Deposits Development
About the program
This program is intended for students interested in understanding the processes of mining production and planning to continue their professional activities at the enterprises of this industry. In the course of training, students gain knowledge and skills in organizing and conducting work in the field of mining, mining and surveying, study geology, mechanization, enrichment and power supply of mining operations. During the development of this program, students will gain skills in the effective management of all mining production processes at enterprises operating open-pit deposits.
Learning outcomes
- Carry out technical management of mining and blasting operations during operational exploration, mining of solid minerals, construction and operation of underground facilities, directly control processes at production facilities, including in emergency situations
- The ability to determine the spatial and geometric position of objects, to carry out the necessary geodetic and mine surveying measurements, to process and interpret their results
- Know the patterns of behavior and management of the properties of rocks and the state of the massif in the processes of mining and processing of solid minerals, as well as in the construction and operation of underground structures
- Owning the methods of rational and integrated development of the geo-resource potential of the subsoil
- Analyze and typify the conditions for the development of mineral deposits for their integrated use, perform various assessments of subsoil use
Career opportunities
A mining process engineer is the main manager of mining operations, who is well versed in the technology of opencast mining of coal, ore and alluvial deposits, effectively solving organizational, technical and environmental problems, issues of improving the integrated use of extracted raw materials and the development of new deposits. Graduates of the specialty "Open cast mining" can occupy the positions of an engineer in design, research organizations of the relevant profile, as well as at construction industry enterprises that use construction minerals (gravel, sand, clay, limestone, dolomite, marble, etc.).
Curriculum
1 semester
1 year
2 semester
1 year
3 semester
2 year
4 semester
2 year
5 semester
3 year
6 semester
3 year
7 semester
4 year
8 semester
4 year
9 semester
5 year
10 semester
5 year
Program academic supervisor
Phone
+7 914-923-6780
Mail
talgamer@istu.edu
Teaching staff
Fees and funding
*Part-time mode of study is also available. For the detailed information about tuition fee and the training period please contact International admission office
Entrance exams
Applicants take a computer entrance exam in Russian or provide CEFR level B1, TORFL level 1 or equivalent to the Russian-taught program.
Contact us
Phone
+7 (395) 240-52-15
Mail
admission@istu.edu
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