Mine Ventilation

This exceptionally flexible program is delivered in a predominantly distance-based format. It offers professional development in mine ventilation and the environment for mining engineers and many others who are employed in the industry. The application covers the needs of the metalliferous and coal mining businesses. This app is based on a theoretical and operational perspective, and the goal is the course content is likely to be immediately relevant to this industry. Since this is just a professional development program, it is crucially necessary that the student is working in a true mine site because assessments are geared towards practical evaluation of mine ventilation systems.

Licensed programs offered by UNSW for the appointment of Statutory Coal Mine Ventilation Officers in the NSW and Queensland Could be Obtained as options in the Diploma.

• Relevant industry experience or accessibility to a underground mine is vital. Entrance is thought of dependent on portfolio encouraging the application, including details of relevant industry experience. An entrance interview may be required. Furthermore the following entrance requirements apply: a minimum of 36 months mining experience in a responsible position AND that a Deputy's certification, Undermanager's certification or Mine Manager's certification, or Mine Surveyor's certificate
• or even a 3 or 4 year degree in Mining Engineering using a credit average in the past 2 decades of this level AND at least 1 year experience from underground from coal or metal mining
• A 3 or 4 year degree in Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering (using a credit average in the last 2 decades of this degree) AND at least 2 year experience in underground from coal or metal mining
• or by written permission of the Program Authority. A portfolio is also required to encourage the application.