General Information
Department of Mining Engineering, established in 1990, is a continually developing department. It accepted its first students in the academic year 1991-1992. The department is composed of three sub-branches such as Mining, Mine Mechanization and Technology and Mineral Processing. The students in the department are given training to decide whether any kind of energy, mineral and natural gas deposits over or underground is conducive to cost-effective processing, design the service areas necessary for the processing of the mines and process them.
Length of Programme & Number of Credits
4 Year - 240 ECTS
Feature & Definition
Mining Engineering can be defined as a profession that offers the mines found in the earth's crust for the benefit of humanity. In this respect, it covers many stages, from the discovery of mines, to the production and to the use of the produced ores. With its wide field of activity, mining engineering has become a position among other professional disciplines. Mining engineering, which is based on basic and engineering sciences, is of interest to many subjects such as rock mechanics, drilling-blasting, reserve modeling, excavation, production, transportation, ventilation, topography, ore enrichment, environment and waste management.
Mode of Study
Full Time
Head of Department
Prof. Dr. HÜSEYİN VAPUR
ECTS / Course Catalog Coordinator
Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Abdulkadir ÜRÜNVEREN
Erasmus Coordinator
Prof. Dr. ÖZEN KILIÇ
Internship Coordinator
Doç. Dr. MAHMUT ALTINER
Orientation Staff
Dr. Öğr. Üyesi İlknur EROL
Goals
The knowledge produced in the international arena that can follow the technological and scientific developments in the field of mining and which accepts competent, creative, scientific and experimental basis, participatory, numerical and academic and scientific production power, learned to learn and embraces lifelong learning, is a department that contributes to transformation into industrial use and acts with the consciousness of ethical behavior.
Objectives
It is to train Mining Engineers who can analyze and evaluate the information that is reached, know the knowledge of how to benefit from this knowledge when solving real engineering problems, have problem solving ability, leadership skills, can provide interdisciplinary cooperation and produce innovative and original solutions.
Specific Admission Requirements
Placement through a centralized national university placement examination (ÖSYS). Student Selection and Placement Centre (ÖSYM) is responsible to place students according to their ÖSYS scores.
Qualification Awarded
Mining Engineering, Bachelor's Degree (B.Sc)
Level of Qualification
Bachelor's
Qualification Requirements of Graduation
In order to complete the program and graduate as a Mining Engineer, students must complete at least 240 ECTS credits and have a GPA of at least 2.00/4.00.
Access to Further Studies
The graduates of this program are eligible to apply for admission to graduate studies in same field or related areas if they pass the evaluation process designated according to the regulations of "Çukurova University Graduate Education and Examination Committee", which includes ALES, general point of average, and the interview.
Internship
With the approval of the Internship Commission, students must do 2 compulsory internships in public/private institutions, organizations and workplaces for 20 working days.
Applied Course
There are no applied courses in this program.
Work Placement
There is no on-the-job training in this program.
Double Major, Additional Major & Exchange Possibilities
Double Major and Minor Programs Students Can Apply to; Geological Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Physics Department, Chemistry Department, Biology Department.
Employment Opportunities
They can work in government institutions and private sector. They can also work as academicians at universities and higher schools.