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This learning program is for engineers and managers involved in development of mining projects. The program covers sustainable development, project management, economic evaluation and financial analysis, risk analysis and crisis management.
For a summary of each of the courses included in this program see the course listings below. For a more detailed description of each course click on a course title below to display the course introduction, which includes information on learning objectives, requirements, duration, structure, professional development and authors.
Students who successfully complete the certification requirements for each of the courses in the learning program receive a special program certificate.
You must be enrolled before you can register for a learning program (see enrollment information). Enrollment fees are not included in the certification fees listed below.
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Learning Program: Management of Mining Projects
Number of Courses: 7
Total Learning Commitment: 98hr
Total Certification Fees: Can$1220
Continuing Education Units (CEUs): 9.8
Professional Development Hours (PDHs): 98
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| This is a course for managers, professionals, students and concerned stakeholders in mining who require an understanding of the concepts and issues of sustainable development. The course is illustrated by numerous case studies and examples from mining projects, and supported by a discussion of mineral consumption, recycling and resource depletion... more ...
| | This course highlights the nature and dynamics of interactions among multiple players with different goals and concerns — mining corporations, communities, First Nations, interest groups, unions, governments — and the development of perspectives, tools, and strategies that today's leaders and managers can put to use on the ground and in the boardroom... more ...
| | A course on project management prepared for engineers, estimators, purchasing agents, senior managers and company presidents that addresses planning and scheduling, estimating, cost-control, change forecasting, procurement, contracts, reporting, administration, consultants, and problems that lead to delays and cost overruns and ways to avoid them... more ...
| | This course is designed for an audience of mining professionals and managers who require a practical understanding of economic evaluation and financial analysis methods and their application to mineral projects. The discounted cash flow (DCF) method is the method of choice for economic evaluations of mineral projects from pre-feasibility study stage to operating mine. The method is accepted by industry, the financial community and regulatory bodies... more ...
| | This course serves as an introduction to the critical issues associated with debt financing of mining projects, illustrated by extensive practical examples for several commodities. The course is aimed at professionals throughout the mining industry and assumes a basic appreciation of the main financial parameters of project financing. The course has recently been fully revised to reflect current metal and coal prices... more ...
| | A comprehensive course for managers and professionals on revenue, cost, cash flow, discount rates, methods of financing, metal prices, metal contracts, uncertainty, modeling and real options in the context of mine project economics... more ...
| | This course introduces a new approach to risk and decision making that explicitly takes risks and uncertainties, and the stochastic nature of costs, into account, illustrated by case studies... more ...
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If you wish to register for this learning program, or have any questions regarding the program, contact Nina Albrecht at support@edumine.com or tel: (604) 683 2037. |
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