Mining Engineering B.S.

The Undergraduate Degree in 'Mining Engineering' is not offered at this time.

Geology, Bachelor of Science degree with Mining Minor

A Geology Degree with a Mining Minor is available: 16 credits

Students who wish to have a background in the basics of mining without the requirements of a full engineering degree may opt for a Minor in Mining. This program is designed to acquaint the student with the core concerns of producing mineral resources in the modern world.

Other Minors available: Includes Applied Geophysics, Geological Engineering, Earth Sciences, and Remote Sensing

Graduate Degree Mining Engineering

Scholarships/Financial Assistance

Scholarships, grants, and merit awards are available to Michigan Tech students. More than twenty private scholarships are available specifically to mining engineering students. Exceptional student awards, which equal the difference between resident and nonresident tuition, are available to students from other states in the U.S. and Canada.

Michigan Tech has well-established cooperative education and summer intern employment programs. Participation is supported financially by employers and is strongly encouraged by the department. Many MTU mining engineering students accept offers from all over the world. Co-ops and internships help students gain valuable first-hand experience and can often result in an immediate job offer prior to graduation.

Click here for more information on Financial Assistance for Michigan Tech students.