Degree in Mineralurgical and Metallurgical Engineering of Raw Materials

Goals

University degree with a professional profile focused on Mining Engineering, within the specialty of mineralurgy and metallurgy, as well as in fields related to the extraction and use of mineral resources and waste within a circular economy, production of new materials, recycling and environmental technologies .

Duration

4 courses academics - 240 credits ECTS

Teaching

The teaching is type in person, where the main language of instruction is Spanish

Contact

Student Secretary. Tel: 910 676 324

Professional Outings

Enable integrationeithern of these graduates in companies that exploit and use natural resources related to mining raw materials, both of a general nature used for all types of industry, as well as critical raw materials of a strategic nature for current and future innovative technologies. They would also be integrated into engineering companies that develop projects for research, assessment and management of traditional materials and new alloys, all focused from a point of view of comprehensive, rational and sustainable use of them.
The teaYodegree in EngineeringYoa Mineralorrgic and Metalorrgy of Raw Materials, its main strength is found in being a socially valued qualification as heir to the qualifying title of Technical Mining Engineer, specializing in Mineralurgy and Metallurgy, which grants the professional attributions of the latter, which allows a good Job placement for all registered graduates who wish to practice the profession independently and/or direct access to the Enabling University Master's Degree in Mining Engineering or other Master's Degrees.

Teaching Organization and Evaluation Plans

Semester September - January

February - June Semester

Subjects and Learning Guides

This itinerary grants the professional powers of Mining Technical Engineer, specialty in Metallurgy (as established in the Order CIN/306/2009)

First Course

First Semester

*Subjects*	*Guy*	*Credits*
65001001 - Algebra	Basic	6
65001002 - Calculation I	Basic	6
65001010 - Computer Science and Programming	Basic	6
65001006 - Physics I	Basic	6
65001055 - Chemistry I	Mandatory	6

First Course

Second Semester

*Subjects*	*Guy*	*Credits*
65001003 - Calculus II	Basic	6
65001004 - Statistics	Basic	6
65001007 - Physics II	Basic	6
65001005 - Graphic Expression	Basic	6
65001056 - Chemistry II	Mandatory	6

Second Course

Third Semester

*Subject*	*Guy*	*Credits*
65001011 - Mathematics Extension	Mandatory	6
65001012 - Electromagnetism	Mandatory	6
65001018 - Mechanical	Mandatory	6
65001021 - Physical Chemistry	Mandatory	6
65001008 - Geology	Basic	6

Second Course

Fourth Semester

*Subjects*	*Guy*	*Credits*
65001013 - Electrical engineering	Mandatory	6
65001019 - Fluid Mechanics	Mandatory	6
65001023 - Materials Technology	Mandatory	7,5
65001015 - Geomatics	Mandatory	4,5
65001009 - Business Management	Basic	6

Third Course

Fifth Semester

*Subject*	*Guy*	*Credits*
65005003 - Fundamentals of Extractive Metallurgy	Mandatory	4.5
65005005 - Metalworking	Mandatory	4.5
65005007 - Mineralurgy	Mandatory	4.5
65005004 - Mine Working I	Mandatory	4.5
65005006 - Mineralogy and Petrology of Materials	Mandatory	4.5
65005002 - Electronics and Control	Mandatory	4.5

Third Course

Sixth Semester

*Subject*	*Guy*	*Credits*
65005013 - Recycling of Metallic Materials	Mandatory	4.5
65005009 - Corrosion Engineering	Mandatory	4.5
65005011 - Mineral Treatment Plants	Mandatory	3
65005012 - Waste treatment plants	Mandatory	3
65005010 - The Construction Materials Industry	Mandatory	4.5
65005008 - Testing and Quality Control	Mandatory	3
65005014 - Theory of Structures and Construction Procedures	Mandatory	4.5

*Subject (Annual)*	*Guy*	*Credits*
65005001 - English for Professional and Academic Communication	Mandatory	6

Fourth Course

Seventh Semester

*Subject*	*Guy*	*Credits*
Metallic Materials for Industry	Mandatory	4.5
Modeling of Mineral and Metallurgical Plants	Mandatory	4.5
Emerging Technologies in Metallurgy	Mandatory	4.5
Project Engineering	Mandatory	3
Environmental Engineering	Mandatory	4.5
Logistics of Mineral Substances	Mandatory	4.5
Safety and Hygiene	Mandatory	4.5

Fourth Course

Eighth Semester

*Subject*	*Guy*	*Credits*
External Academic Practices	Elective	12
Final Degree Project	Elective	12
- Mechanical Technology and Maintenance	Elective	3
- Industrial Safety	Elective	3
- Ceramic, Plastic and Composite Materials	Elective	3
- Refractories and Industrial Furnaces	Elective	3

Support for new students

Mentor Project

The project consists of the mentoring of new students by veteran colleagues, especially qualified and motivated to help other students.

Project Monitor

A support monitor is a student who has passed the subject and is qualified to help other colleagues to overcome it.

Access to Master's Studies

All graduates of this degree will meet the requirements of access to Master's degree studies in Mining Engineering established in section 4.2.1. of the Order CIN/310/2009 which establishes the requirements for the verification of official university degrees that
qualified to practice the profession of MINING ENGINEER.

Quality Certification

See here the Quality Reports for GI3MP