The Master’s in Geological Resources and Geological Engineering is a postgraduate program that focuses on the scientific and engineering principles involved in the exploration, evaluation, and sustainable utilization of earth’s geological resources such as minerals, groundwater, petroleum, and natural gas. The program is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge in geology, geophysics, geochemistry, and engineering technologies used for resource detection, extraction, and environmental protection. Students develop the ability to assess geological formations, analyse subsurface conditions, and apply modern exploration techniques to support infrastructure development, mining operations, and energy resource management in both public and private sector projects.

The curriculum typically includes specialized coursework in geological surveying, resource exploration engineering, engineering geology, environmental geology, rock mechanics, geostatistics, remote sensing, and geotechnical engineering. Emphasis is placed on practical training through laboratory work, field investigations, and the use of advanced geological modelling and simulation software to evaluate geological hazards and optimize resource recovery. A significant component of the program is the completion of an independent research thesis, enabling students to address real-world geological and engineering challenges such as land stability assessment, mineral resource estimation, underground construction safety, and environmental impact mitigation.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.