BECOME A MINER TODAY
MINING UNDERGRADUATE OPPORTUNITIES
MINING ENGINEERING AT MISSOURI S&T
When you are searching for a program which best fits your future in Mining Engineering, you will want to choose a diversified, ABET acredited program with highly-knowledgable faculty, world class research labs and facilities, endless internship opportunties and 100% employment secured after graduation.
CURRICULUM
For the Bachelor's of Science degree in Mining Engineering a minimum of 128 credit hours is required. These classes include mining specific courses in rock mechanics, mineral processing, ventilation, explosives and more
LABS AND RESEARCH FACILITIES
The Mining Engineering program at Missouri S&T has world class labs and facilities for you to learn in. The S&T Experimental Mine is one of kind and allows for a hands on experience for all students. We also have the Rock Mechanics lab, Mineral Processing lab, Mine Ventilation Lab, and the Explosives Research facility.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
The Mining Engineering program at Missouri S&T offers multiple opportunities for our students to get involved in industry related societies. We have annual conferences, conventions and competitions where our students compete with industry, hosts a booth, attend lectures on upcoming technologies and undergraduate research opportunities.
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FUNDING
MINING ENGINEERING HAS SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES IN ADDITION TO S&T SCHOLARSHIPS. FOR MORE INFORMATION FOLLOW THE LINK BELOW!
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REGAN PAZDERA, MINING ENGINEERING UNDERGRAD
During my two years at Missouri S&T I have become involved in many student organizations within the mining department. Most notable of those organizations is Mine Rescue. I joined the mine rescue team on campus my freshman year and actually worked my way up to a Captain position on our secondary mine rescue team. Along with my academics I am also involved in undergraduate research in the explosives department working under Dr. Kyle Perry. In the summer I will be starting my second internship with American Mine Services in Louisiana in underground salt. My first internship was with APAC Central in Tulsa, Oklahoma working as a mining intern in a Limestone quarry. I have loved my time with this department and can’t wait to see what my future brings me!
THABISO BOLEBANO, MINING ENGINEERING B.S., 2018 GRADUATE
Questions? Ask our Mining Engineering Undergraduate Advisor
Mr. Stephen Casey
Senior Academic Advisor
Department of Mining and Nuclear Engineering
- caseysc@mst.edu
- Phone: (573) 341-6303
- 230 McNutt Hall Rolla, MO 65409