Lowell Master of Engineering in Mineral Resources
The J. David Lowell Master of Engineering in Mineral Resources is intended
for mineral resource professionals advancing to management positions and for
those from other disciplines who are entering the mineral resources industry
and need professional career preparation specific to the industry. The program
is modeled after distance-based executive MBA programs. The curriculum will
consist of courses that teach fundamental engineering principals in mining,
cutting edge research and technology advances in the industry, mine finance
and management, legal topics of importance to engineering managers, and personnel
management.
The program requires an undergraduate degree in an engineering discipline or a related science, health, or business discipline. Prerequisites in calculus, physics, chemistry, engineering science, and geology must be satisfied prior to applying to the program. The program consists of distance-based courses that run the duration of a semester and intensive short courses that run from 2-3 days to 2 weeks. Courses are available in live interactive formats or on-demand formats
Apply to both the Graduate College for the Master of Engineering Degree (Engineering - ME) and the Master of Engineering program at the link below.
Lowell Degree Details
Admission and Application Details for Master of Engineering
Post-Baccalaureate Certificates in:
Mining Occupational Safety and Health
Mine Production and Information
Technology
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