Durée
15h Th, 30h Proj., 2j T. t.
Nombre de crédits
| Master : ingénieur civil des mines et géologue, à finalité spécialisée en "geometallurgy (EMERALD)" (Erasmus mundus) | 5 crédits | |||
| Master : ingénieur civil des mines et géologue, à finalité | 5 crédits |
Enseignant
Langue(s) de l'unité d'enseignement
Langue anglaise
Organisation et évaluation
Enseignement au premier quadrimestre, examen en janvier
Horaire
Unités d'enseignement prérequises et corequises
Les unités prérequises ou corequises sont présentées au sein de chaque programme
Contenus de l'unité d'enseignement
Industrial representatives from the mining and recycling sector will provide specialized seminars to introduce topics that are not traditionally covered by Academic Education. Here is an example of the subjects that have been covered in the previous years:
- Bankable Feasibility study
- Corporate responsibility: social and environmental aspects
- Health and Safety in open pit mines and plants
- Funding of Junior mining companies
- Legislative aspects of mining exploitation
- Mining codes and taxation issues
Acquis d'apprentissage (objectifs d'apprentissage) de l'unité d'enseignement
- To be aware of the importance of the legal, social and environmental aspects of mine exploitation
- To be able to detect unsafe behavior or potentially harmful situation in a processing plant environment or a quarry
- To review and to criticize one company commitment and achievement regarding social and environmental aspects
- To briefly analyze one country's political and legislative policy regarding mine exploitation and their impacts
- To question the social and environmental impact of mining and recycling in different socio-economic environments
- To reflect upon the role of low-tech in mining and recycling
- To consider long term sustainability of resources engineering activities
Savoirs et compétences prérequis
none
Activités d'apprentissage prévues et méthodes d'enseignement
Interactive seminars and workshops with professionals.
Open debate on questions such as environmental impact, law, ethics, etc.
Supervision of a joint progress report.
Mode d'enseignement (présentiel, à distance, hybride)
Attendance to the seminars is obligatory (any absence must be duly justified)
Lectures recommandées ou obligatoires et notes de cours
Documents and reports from companies provided by the invited experts.
Modalités d'évaluation et critères
Groups of students are formed to analyze a real case (mining or recycling) on the aspects covered by the seminars. The real case (ex. ore deposit) may be transferred to a hypothetical region of the world where social, technical and environmental constraints are extremely challenging.
Each student specifically focuses on one of the aspects but has to review those covered by the other members of the group. Key facts are orally defended by each student possibly questioned on any part of the joint report. Final marks are the result of the assessment of each student's contribution to the joint written report and (the oral presentation).
Students who failed the first examination have the opportunity to improve the chapter that he/she was responsible for in the joint report. He/she also writes a short report addressing the Bankable feasibility aspects of his or her mining project. The final resit mark takes the new written report into account.
Stage(s)
Remarques organisationnelles et modifications principales apportées au cours
Friday AM and/or PM
Contacts
Rosalia Fiorentino emerald@uliege.be
Mrs Marina CABIDOCHE
Teaching & Research assistant
GeMMe
Sart Tilman B52
e-mail : mcabidoche@uliege.be