European Mining Education
The Green Deal and Critical Raw Materials Acts aim to make Europe's supply of critical raw materials, from rare earth elements (REE) to copper and zinc, more sustainable and efficient by enabling new developments in recycling technologies and ethical and responsible extraction.
Please make use of this database of European Mining Education to discover, compare and decide which study program best suits your needs. FEMP does not represent itself as the provider of these programs, our aim is only to provide you with useful information as you take this giant step.
This database has been created as part of the TERRA project, which has done its best to ensure the accuracy of the information provided.
The programs listed in this database are owned and provided by the universities listed for each program, the information provided is based on the publicly available information, please contact the relevant university directly for the most up to date information.
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European Mining Course
The European Mining Course (EMC) is a triple-degree master's program offered by Aalto University (Finland), RWTH Aachen University (Germany) and Montanuniversität Leoben (Austria). Students spend one semester at each university and prepare their master's thesis in close cooperation with industry partners. Graduates of the EMC have meaningful employment opportunities in all parts of the world and at home, helping to provide the world with responsible mineral resources.
Entry requirements: Strong English language skills, BSc in engineering or geosciences, such as mining engineering, resource engineering, geology, earth sciences, environmental engineering.
fees vary by nationality/
four semesters/
full time
ECTS: 120
European Mining Course
ECTS: 120
The European Mining Course (EMC) is a triple-degree master's program offered by Aalto University (Finland), RWTH Aachen University (Germany) and Montanuniversität Leoben (Austria). Students spend one semester at each university and prepare their master's thesis in close cooperation with industry partners. Graduates of the EMC have meaningful employment opportunities in all parts of the world and at home, helping to provide the world with responsible mineral resources.
Entry requirements: Strong English language skills, BSc in engineering or geosciences, such as mining engineering, resource engineering, geology, earth sciences, environmental engineering.
fees vary by nationality/
four semesters/
full time
Petroleum Engineering and Petroleum Geosciences
By Norwegian University of Science and Technology | | | ECTS
Civil Engineering, with spezialisation in Mining and Geotechnical Engineering
By Lulea University of Technology | | | ECTS
Geology-Geoscience with specialization in Mineralogy and Petrology
By University of Copenhagen | | | ECTS
Geomatics for mineral resource management
By Wroclaw University of Science and Technology | | | ECTS
Geotechnical and Environmental Engineering
By Wroclaw University of Science and Technology | | | ECTS
