Queen's University
Bachelor of Applied Science - Mining Engineering
Kingston, Canada, North America
Kingston, Canada, North America
Program duration
48 months
Language
English
Tuition fees
from $43 273
About the program
Aside from plants, all of the raw materials used by human society come from minerals extracted from the earth. This program prepares students for careers in the minerals industry and related environmental and technological fields. Mining Engineering students will study a broad range of disciplines focused on locating, extracting, producing, refining, utilizing, reusing, recycling, and disposing of mineral and metal products and byproducts.
Program Details
Degree level:
4-Year Bachelor's Degree
Study mode:
In Class
Program duration:
48 months
Features
International Year One
Details come from the university and can change — always confirm on the program page before you apply.
Key facts
Main subject
Engineering and Technology
Start months
September
Entry requirements
Grade 12 / High School
English language tests
TOEFL
88
IELTS
6.5
PTE Academic
60
Duolingo
120
Grades
GPA
50 / 100
Cost
$268
Application fee
$22 895
Cost of living / year
CA$59 284
≈ $43 273
Tuition
Other fees
Ancillary Fees
per year
$1,347
University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP) Fees
per year
$756
Student Assistance Levy (SAL) Fees
per year
$99
Books and Supplies Fees
per year
$2,200
Charged by the institution on top of tuition.
Gallery
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Campuses
Main Campus
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Program Details
Degree level:
4-Year Bachelor's Degree
Study mode:
In Class
Program duration:
48 months
Contacts
Address:
99 University Ave, Kingston, Kingston, Canada
Phone number:
1 (613) 533-2472
Website: