Camborne School of Mines, University of Exeter

🚨 We are re-launching our undergraduate mining engineering degree 🚨 Available from 2025/2026 to provide students with the necessary skills to help with the delivery of critical minerals as we transition to net-zero. Read more 👇🏼 https://lnkd.in/euZctUUB #mining #engineering #miningengineering #csm #criticalminerals

A week to go! The Women In Mining UK (WIM UK) and CSM Trust Scholarship is open to exceptional female students (one UK and one International) looking to study a mining-related course at the Camborne School of Mines, University of Exeter in the 2024/25 academic year. You can apply here: https://lnkd.in/ez3_j_sY

In the two decades since it opened, the University of Exeter, Cornwall has been home to thousands of students, studying degrees across the sciences and social sciences, humanities and arts, engineering and business. On the eve of Graduation 2024, the University of Exeter Alumni team asked 20 graduates to talk about what they have done since finishing their degree. Read their stories here: https://lnkd.in/dSfQbndX #20years #birthday #graduateschool #Cornwall

I am looking for an outstanding Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Statistical Learning and Geostatistics to work at Camborne School of Mines, University of Exeter. Please #share with potential candidates. Salary: £41,732 up to £51,283 Full time post available immediately on a fixed term basis until 31 August 2027. Apply online by 12 August 2024. The successful applicant will be a recognised researcher in #geologicalengineering or #miningengineering and possess sufficient specialist knowledge in the discipline to develop research programmes and methodologies, with proper expertise in #Python or similar programming language, and a strong background in Mathematics and Statistics, and Scientific Programming. Full details in link: search for "geostatistics" to get to the post. #Futureofmining #AI #machinelearning #geostatistics #geomet #statisticallearning

It's back... A new full-time undergraduate degree in Mining Engineering was recently announced at the CSM Alumni Australia Gala Dinner 👇🏼 Stay tuned for more details 👀

A lovely little seismology research position available with us, for hybrid or remote working options, to analyse seismicity here in Cornwall. Details below 👇🏼

One more week to apply for this role 👇🏼

We're delighted that Prof Patrick Foster, Camborne School of Mines, University of Exeter will once again present at the UK Mining Conference in Cornwall in just over a week's time. If you are interested to know how the talent pipeline for the mining sector is being developed, don't miss Prof Foster's session 'A Year in Mining Education'. Just a few delegate passes are still available, book yours now https://bit.ly/41NKLyz #mining #Cornwall

🚨🚨 Permanent Job Alert 🚨🚨 We are hiring a full-time Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Structural Geology, Field Geology and Geological Mapping, to join us in sunny #Cornwall 🏖️🏕️⛵️🏄♂️. More details below and full details at: 🔗: https://lnkd.in/e9scKZFb We are particularly interested in individuals with expertise in some of the following areas: structural geology / rock mechanics, field geology, regional geology, geophysical survey techniques, and geological mapping. There is an expectation that in time the holder will take on the role of Programme Lead for Geology. This permanent role is available immediately. Please share far and wide. #geology #geoscience #EarthScience

Great discussions this week at our first 2-day Future of Sustainable Mining knowledge exchange workshop by University of Exeter Engineering and Camborne School of Mines, University of Exeter on #Penryn Campus. Particular thanks go to Tim Biggs crucial to making this possible and Steven Kingstone and team for an insightful tour of Cornish Metals Inc. South Crofty Mine! Leading research areas discussed: 1. Professor Patrick Foster - Risk and Resilience Mining 2. Professor Xiaoyu Yan – Life Cycle Assessment 3. Dr Mi Tian – Hydrogen storage 4. Dr Matthew Eyre - Data Driven Mining Technology 5. Dr Peter Melville-Shreeve and Professor Albert Chen – Modelling water / flood water systems 6. Dr Declan Vogt – Robotics It is more critical than ever to implement innovative and emerging technology practices to minimise the environmental impact of mining, as well as identifying emerging technologies and skills needs relating to mining efficiencies. To support innovation in this sphere we brought together experts from across our faculty to discuss with global mining industry leaders, stakeholders and experts. The Camborne School of Mines is one of the world’s leading mining schools, combining geoscience and mining engineering. University of Exeter’s Department of Engineering features world leading experts in water systems, energy, structures, materials, and robotics. The Knowledge Exchange workshop focused on identifying emerging large scale challenges, exploring sector specific needs and innovative emerging technologies. The goal is to unlock future collaborations between the mining sector and the resources of Exeter Engineering. Your insights are invaluable in shaping the trajectory of our innovation endeavours. Let us continue to embody engineering excellence and foster impactful partnerships that drive positive change on a global scale. #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #ExeterEngineering #mining #sustainablefutures