Master’s degree programmes (second cycle) Mining and Geology

Take your mining expertise to the next level.

Develop specialized knowledge in the fields of mineral resource exploitation and mining geology. Prepare yourself to design processes, manage a mining operation, and implement new technologies in the mining industry.

Level of studySecond-cycle studies

Duration1.5 years · 3 semesters

Mode of studyPart-time

LocationPolkowice

Degree awardedMaster of Engineering

Why choose Mining and Geology (second cycle)?

A higher level of professional competence

You will deepen your engineering knowledge and prepare yourself to solve more complex technical problems and make responsible decisions.

Preparation for Supervision and Leadership

The program takes into account the requirements of the Higher Mining Authority regarding preparation for selected positions in management and operations supervision.

Two specialized tracks

You can choose between Underground and Open-Pit Mining or Mining Geology, developing your skills in line with your planned career path.

Modern Mining and Management

You will develop skills in process design, the implementation of new technologies, and the management of production and a mining company.

What will you learn?

Mining Operations

You will deepen your skills in designing and managing the operation of underground and open-pit mines, as well as organizing mining operations.

Geology

You will develop your skills in identifying and documenting deposits and analyzing geological and geotechnical conditions.

Mining Technologies

You will learn about advanced mining technologies, mechanization systems, and solutions used in modern mining.

Safety

You will learn to assess hazards and risks and to select solutions that improve safety in mining operations.

Management in the Mining Industry

You will gain skills in organizing work, leading teams, and managing processes and a mining facility.

Environment and Raw Materials

You will analyze the impact of mining operations on the environment, as well as issues related to conservation, recycling, and the sustainable use of raw materials.