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How to complete our Programs

Graduate Certificate in Mineral Resources (Environment)	8 units total
Select courses that are worth 4 units from Part A and 4 units from Part B from table below

Graduate Diploma in Mineral Resources (Environment)	16 units total
All requirements above plus select courses that are worth 4 units from Part C and 4 units from Part A or B from table below

Master of Mineral Resources (Environment)	24 units total
All requirements above plus select courses that are worth 4 units from Part C and 4 units from Part A or B from table below

One unit equates to approximately five hours of full-time work per week

Table of Available Courses

Part Course numbers (old number)	Units	Course Title	VR Mine enabled	Lecturer	Offered in
A	Foundation
MINE7022 (MMME7022)	2	Mining Environmental Risk Management		Kristy Farrelly	Sem 1
PLAN7142	2	Mining Environmental Planning		Graeme McIlveen	Sem 1
MINE7051 (MMME7402)	2	Mining Environmental Management Processes	YES	Graeme McIlveen	Sem 2
LAWS7911	2	Mining Environmental Regulation	YES	TBA	(not offered in 2008)
B	Integration
MINE7000 (CIVL7290)	2	Mine Waste Management & Landform Design	YES	David Williams	Sem 1
MINE7023		Community Development for the Mining Industry		Yvonne Darlington	Sem 1
MINE7024		Community Engagement for the Mining Industry		Yvonne Darlington	Sem 2
MINE7052 (MMME7403)	2	Community Aspects of Mineral Resource Development^†	YES	David Brereton	Sem 1
ENVM7301	2	Vegetation & Habitat Rehabilitation		David Doley	Sem 2
MINE7003 (MMME7003)	2	Special Topics III ‡		subject to topic	Sem 1 & 2
LAND7009	2	Soil & Growth Media Management		Neal Menzies	Sem 2
MINE7050 (MMME7401)	2	Water Management in the Minerals Industry	YES	Thomas Baumgartl	Sem 2
MINE7053	2	Sustainable Development in the Minerals Industry Context		David Brereton	Sem 2 (not offered in 2008)
C	Specialisation
MINE7007 (MMME7007)	4	Project or Thesis III ‡		subject to topic	1 year
MINE7009 (MMME7009)	8	Project or Thesis V ‡		subject to topic	1 year
MINE7027 (MMME7027)	4	Project or Thesis III ‡		subject to topic	1 year
MINE7029 (MMME7029)	8	Project or Thesis V ‡		subject to topic	1 year
MINE7004 (MMME7004)	2	Special Topics IV ‡		subject to topic	Sem 1 & 2
MINE7006 (MMME7006)	2	Project or Thesis II ‡		subject to topic	Sem 1 & 2
MINE7008 (MMME7008)	4	Project or Thesis IV ‡		subject to topic	Sem 1 & 2
MINE7010 (MMME7010)	8	Project or Thesis VI ‡		subject to topic	Sem 1 & 2
CONS7008	2	Ecological Survey & Analysis		Patrick Ward & Simon Blomberg	Sem 2
MINE7054	2	Cleaner Production in the Minerals Industry	YES		not offered in 2008
Notes
^{A MS-Word document containing a list of courses with a short description for each can be downloaded here. †} Please first email Robin Evans and ask to be placed onto the "Special Permission List" for this course before enrolling via mySI-net. The first part of this course will be taught in intensive mode at the St Lucia campus in the week commencing Monday, 11 February 2007 which makes it unsuitable for any remote students who can not come to Brisbane during this time. ^‡ Here are some available Research Topics for Project & Thesis Courses (or suggest your own and contact a suitable supervisor from the list of lecturers in the table above or the Research Topics list). After negotiating topic, scope and assessable work, please ask your supervisor to place you onto the "Special Permission List" for this course before enrolling via mySI-net.

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How to complete our Programs

Graduate Certificate in Mineral Resources (Environment)

Graduate Diploma in Mineral Resources (Environment)

Master of Mineral Resources (Environment)

Table of Available Courses