Careers in mining, oil and gas, enviro stuff (1 Viewer)

[SylviaB]

Is there much demand for chemical engineers in mining, particularly in the gas field?

 

[ImmanuelBekhit]

Im currrently doing a civil engineering degree but have thought about starting off in the mining industry. Is there alot of roles for civil engineers in mining or is there anything i can do besides transferring to a mining engineering degree to bridge that gap and allow me to work in mining for a while?

 

[velox]

They take geotechnical engineers.

 

[fuminahara]

I read on one website that coastal geomorphology and its relation to climatic change will be a growing area over the next decade.

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[Cookie182]

Anyone working in hydrology/hydrogeology, or planning to?

Doing a related subject currently and I'm finding it really interesting.

Much work prospects?

 

[Cookie182]

I read on one website that coastal geomorphology and its relation to climatic change will be a growing area over the next decade.

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I guess in an academic capacity it will be a growing area of research funding. It certainly is an interesting topic.

 

[Cookie182]

Bump to my above question ^^

Anyone ever worked or know an environmental geologist/hydrogeologist?

How rare are these jobs?

 

[velox]

Bump to my above question ^^

Anyone ever worked or know an environmental geologist/hydrogeologist?

How rare are these jobs?

I know a guy who owns an enviro consultancy. Says prospects are good. Hydro - yeh big miners take them. BHPB are looking for a hydro for newman atm. Personally wouldn't pick hydro as I don't like it but if you do, go for it.