The Mining Environmental Management MSc at the University of Exeter equips you with specialist expertise in environmental geochemistry and mineralogy, alongside a multi-disciplinary skillset. This programme is designed for those passionate about addressing the environmental impacts of mining, covering natural, engineering, and social science aspects. You will gain a deep understanding of the management, remediation, and mitigation strategies essential for sustainable mining practices. By studying at the internationally established Camborne School of Mines, you will become a sought-after geoscientist ready to help mining companies and governments protect the environment.
Taught on campus full-time over one year, your studies will delve into critical areas such as mine waste characterisation, soil and water contamination, and GIS for geoenvironmental engineers. You will engage with modules like Economics, Processing & Environment and Politics, Mining and Sustainable Development, culminating in a significant research project and scientific article. This MSc programme prepares you for impactful careers in national and international mining and environment industries, consultancy, academia, and governmental or non-governmental organisations.