In the process of training in this specialization, students learn modern methods of performing high-precision surveys of objects and methods of processing data of various kinds. They familiarize themselves with open-pit and underground mining systems, learn techniques to prevent the harmful effects of underground mining on surface and underground facilities and explore safety tools at mining companies, as well as acquire basic skills in three-dimensional modeling of spatial objects and mathematical modeling of processes occurring in rock masses.
The prospect of employment by the leading enterprises of the mineral complex due to the high demand for specialists of this specialization;
A wide range of areas of research work of students with the possibility of combining those with university studies;
An exciting learning process that includes both general education disciplines and subjects related to the history and fundamentals of mining science and technology, as well as modern technologies and approaches to solving engineering problems;
Ability to gain work experience and international internships based on partner organizations.
Graduates of this specialization work in various positions related to the development of underground and open mines, the construction of underground facilities in large cities and in remote enterprises. The main spheres of employment are surveying services of subsurface use and underground construction, where graduates may hold the positions of a replaceable surveyor, a site surveyor, a master surveyor, a mining foreman, a specialist in design and cartography, etc.