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This course introduces mineral processing theory and practice, providing a practical overview of unit operations and mineral separation fundamentals. Topics include: The role of mineral processing in mining value chain; the importance of mineralogy in the design and operation of mineral processing circuits; comminution; particle size classification; mineral concentration techniques including magnetic, gravity, and flotation separation; and dewatering. Process calculations, such as mass and mineral balancing, will also be introduced as a tool for evaluating process efficiency. Learn more about our other online courses and programs here, at Queen’s Mining Online.
This course is designed for learners with little to no knowledge or experience in mining and/or mineral processing. The course aims to prepare new and experienced industry professionals alike for work in mineral processing operations, laboratory environments, and engineering projects, regardless of their educational and professional background.
Introduction to mineral processing is a foundational mining professional development course for non-miners. It is offered to professionals who are looking to develop knowledge about the basic concepts of mineral processing. The course will be completely online, as part of a series of future professional development courses with the intent that each will build upon the other. This course introduces mineral processing theory and practice, providing a practical overview of unit operations and mineral separation fundamentals.
The Robert M. Buchan Department of Mining is one of the oldest and largest Mining schools in the world. Consistently ranked in the top 10 worldwide, Queen’s Mining has a reputation for training outstanding graduates and has strong and long-standing connections with the industry. Queen’s Mining now offers a range of online programming.
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This course focuses on 5 learning outcomes. By the end of this course students should be able to:
The course features two forms of assessment: Knowledge Check Questions: These are graded quizzes at the end of each module. They are designed to check your understanding of the materials as you progress. Students must achieve a grade of 65% to pass each quiz. Three (3) attempts are allowed per quiz. You may access the course notes and lecture videos while completing the quiz. Problem Sets: These are ungraded assignments that are designed as submission-only tasks, given at the end of each module. Solution sets are provided as feedback for assignment submissions.
This course is designed for learners with little to no knowledge or experience in mining, and is ideal for professionals who want to expand their knowledge of the mining sector.
This course represents a study period of approximately 20 hours, spanning across 11 modules. You can expect to invest on average 2-3 hours per module in this course, and have 12 weeks to complete the course at your own pace. Learners who adhere to a predetermined study schedule are more likely to successfully complete the course on time.
The course fee is C$ 1,950.00
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Registration opens on October 07, 2024, Class starts on January 20, 2025. Class ends on April 14, 2025.
Learners can complete the course at their own pace within that time frame.
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