UQ Mining Engineering

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UQ MAMA Alumni BBQ 2024 | LinkedIn Calling all UQ Mining, Metallurgy and Resource based Alumni. UQ MAMA is pleased to announce that once again we will be hosting our much anticipated Alumni BBQ, hosted at the UQ St. Lucia Campus! The MAMA Alumni BBQ is a special occasion designed to foster a vibrant alumni culture within the Mining a...

Happy Australia Day! Australia’s resources sector has underpinned the rise in incomes, living standards and prosperity over decades. We are proud of our great country and our support for regional communities through sustainable, innovative minerals production and processing.

According to Hays Australia Recruitment Agency; mining engineers, geotechnical engineers, drill and blast operators, heavy diesel fitters and dump truck operators are the top five mining jobs in demand across Australia. Read more: https://www.australianmining.com.au/news/what-are-the-top-job-demands-across-australia/?fbclid=IwAR0UYU8cfVNzo6vC58RDkMGG1-8RFXDbszRhTfhT6ZpvhSC3RYQ4Z20eYCU

We work hard to empower women to enter the engineering profession, so they can go with confidence and help transform the sector.

UQ mining engineering graduate Sarah Coughlan has just become the first woman (of many, we hope!) in QLD to become a deputy in an underground coal mine. This signals a major shift in the right direction towards a more gender diverse industry. Well done, Sarah!

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Mining sux :)

https://www.amma.org.au/news-media/media-center/21000-new-mining-workers-required-2024-forecast/

21,000 new mining workers required by 2024: forecast - AMMA AUSTRALIA’s mining industry will require around 21,000 new on-site operational employees by 2024, according to a workforce forecasting report released today by the Australian Resources …

Glencore Coal currently have employment opportunities for graduating university students as well as students still studying in multiple locations in Queensland and New South Wales.

Students can apply for Coal programs on our careers website: http://www.glencore.com/careers/graduates/

Applications close: 15 September 2019

Graduates Homepage Careers Graduates Back to Careers We offer exciting graduate and entry-level opportunities around the world, in fields ranging from geology and engineering to trading, sustainability, logistics and finance – to name but a few. If you are dedicated and driven, you have a can-do spirit, and...

We invite our students and graduates to nominate themselves to be a part of the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) Next Gen Programme.

MEET AND BE INSPIRED BY LEADERS IN MINING, RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGY
AT AUSTRALIA'S LARGEST MINING EVENT. CREATE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOURSELF AND RECOGNISE WHERE YOU CAN MAKE YOUR MARK ON SUCH CRITICAL INDUSTRIES OF THE FUTURE.

The University of Queensland has partnered with Australia's largest mining event, and we invite our students and graduates to nominate themselves to be a part of the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) Next Gen Programme in Melbourne from 29-31 October.

https://imarcmelbourne.com/next-gen/?utm_source=ImarcMelbourne&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=10816637_IMARC%202019%20Next%20Gen%20Email%20for%20Universities%20-%20University%20of%20Queensland&utm_content=Apply%20for%20the%20next%20gen%20programme&dm_i=1ZR7,6FU65,QJ7HJ3,PIXC4,1

APPLY TO BE IN THE RUNNING FOR:
1. NEXT GEN LEADERS
20 successful applicants will receive a complimentary three-day delegate pass to attend IMARC which includes access to the conference, exhibition, delegate networking functions as well as access to the IMARC Connect meeting planner.
2. NEXT GEN IMARC EXPERIENCE
50 successful applicants will receive a complimentary one-day delegate pass to attend IMARC on Thursday 31st October 2019 which includes access to the conference, exhibition and delegate networking reception.
3. NEXT GEN STEM SHOWCASE
3 successful university student groups will be invited to showcase their STEM activities on the IMARC exhibition floor with a pod in the ASCENT startup Village.

All applications will be reviewed and successful applicants will be chosen across all STEM disciplines. Applications for the Next Gen Programme close on 15 September 2019 with successful applicants notified by email on 1 October 2019.

SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS WILL ALSO BE IN THE RUNNING TO:
1. ATTEND THE NEXT GEN CEO BREAKFAST
2. TAKE PART IN A PANEL DISCUSSION
3. ACCESS TO THE NEXT GEN STUDENT PASSPORT PROGRAMME
4. BE A THOUGHT LEADER
5. BE THE FACE OF THE PROGRAMME

IMARCMELBOURNE.COM/NEXT-GEN

Minerals Industry Visit 2019

The School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering invite is currently organising the 2019 Minerals Industry Visit to a number of sites in Central Queensland. The visit will take place during the Semester Break (30 Sept – 4 Oct). Participants will fly to Mackay and visit the Longwall repair facilities of Hastings Deering Australia Ltd, then travel inland to lodge at the quintessential outback Nebo Hotel. On the Tuesday the group will visit a dragline operation at BHP’s South Walker Creek and a ruck/shovel operation at BHP’s Poitrel operations. On Wednesday the Group will have the opportunity to travel underground and visit a longwall operation at AngloAmerican’s Moranbah North and Grosvenor mines. The Group will overnight in Middlemount prior to Visiting Anglo’s Lake Lindsey surface mining operations on the Thursday. Time permitting the group will also visit the Gem fields near Emerald for the opportunity to fossick for sapphires. On Friday the group will return to Brisbane via Rockhampton.

Once again the visit is being kindly financially supported by AngloAmerican Metallurgical Coal. This means that there is a reduced cost of $250-$300 per participant for the visit. The visit is open to all students interested in a career in the resources industry, with a preference to 3rd and 4th year mining engineering students who have not previously participated in the minerals industry visit. Numbers are strictly limited, and will be determined on a first-come first served basis. If interested please contact Prof Peter Knights for a copy of the registration form.