Interested in this College?
Get updates on Eligibility, Admission, Placements Fees Structure

Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The Future of Mining by edX is a social sciences programme offered by The University of Queensland situated in Australia. This course is delivered in collaboration with edX. It has a duration of five weeks, and lessons are provided online.

Moreover, since The Future of Mining certification syllabus is an introductory level programme, there are no prerequisites. Besides that, the lessons' video transcripts will also be available to the learners for an in-depth understanding of the subject. As this accreditation has no time constraints, you can learn at your speed and comfort as well.

The Future of Mining course is divided into five modules, and each module covers a different area related to the mining industry. For instance, the first section introduces you to the industry, and the second unit teaches about the mineral resources in the dominant society. In the third unit, you will learn about the current issues, while the fourth one will be dedicated to the future of mining. The fifth module explains the resources, and the last one talks about the future of mining and innovation in the sector.

The Highlights

5-weeks course
Offered by The University of Queensland, Australia
Introductory programme
Social sciences course
Video transcripts available
Certification available
Self-paced learning
Online lessons
Skilled mentors

Programme Offerings

Self-paced learning
Video transcripts available
Introductory programme
Certification available
Social sciences course
Skilled mentors
Online lessons

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 8241	yes	The University of Queensland, Brisbane

Interested candidates will have to pay Rs. 8,241 as The Future of Mining fees to receive a verified certificate.
You can pay the certification fee online.
Admission to the programme is free.

The Future of Mining fee structure

Course Name	Fee in INR
The Future of Mining (with certificate)	Rs. 8,241

What you will learn

Knowledge of Economics

The Future of Mining training will cover a broad range of topics prominent in the mining industry. So, once you complete this online programme, you will become well-versed in the following:

The role and contribution of minerals to the society, along with sustainable development
The current concerns and challenges of this sector
Impact of technological advancement across the value chain
The way mining contributes to the circular economy
Innovative policies and frameworks for resource developments in the 21st century

Admission Details

Step I: Learn all the information about The Future of Mining certification course by opening this link: https://www.edx.org/course/the-future-of-mining.

Step II: After skimming through the details of the course, click on the red-coloured ‘Enrol’ button to proceed with registration.

Step III: Create your learning account on edX by providing details like name, email, country name, etc. You can also log in via old social accounts such as Facebook, Google, Microsoft, or Apple.

Step IV: After getting enrolled, start studying the programme on the given date.

Application Details

Interested students are not required to fill an application form for The Future of Mining online course. They only need to register on edX and create a learning account to begin learning. You must furnish contact information such as your full name, email address, and country.

The Syllabus

Meet your peers and course contributors from around the world and complete an introductory survey.
Learn about types of mines and the fascinating history of mining.
An introduction to scenario planning and how organisations are using this as a tool to adjust to unpredictable futures.

The role of metals in society and changing production and consumption trends in the resources sector.
We examine the intersection of population growth, the changes in resource intensity linked to economic growth, and the effect of innovation and the adoption of new technology.

The current issues and challenges confronting the mining industry, including social and political dimensions; and what needs to change in the way mining is integrated into medium to long-term planning for water management, rehabilitation, and mine closure.

An examination of emerging technologies and their impact across the value chain and why it is an exciting time for the mining industry, which is in the midst of a profound digital transformation.

A focus on mining's contribution to the concept of the circular economy.
What are resources, are we running out of metals and how can we create value from mining waste?

A review of some of the new dialogues surrounding the role of mining in the 21st century. Smart sharing of infrastructure, and national and transnational frameworks for realising improved outcomes from mining development.
An analysis of possible future scenarios that offer a plausible glimpse into the future and the challenge of how well your organisation is prepared for one of these possible futures.