What can I expect during the master's programme?
Building on the Bachelor's degree programme, students can continue their studies in this four-semester Master's degree programme in a range of different, freely selectable specialisations. The Master's programme comprises three semesters of subject-specific courses. The fourth semester is reserved for writing a Master's thesis.
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You can choose from the following study tracks in the master's programme:
- Mineral Processing involves the processing of primary and secondary resources into high-quality products by means of physical and chemical processes. These include comminution, sizing, separation processing, dewatering, dedusting, agglomeration and leaching.
- Building Materials and Ceramics pursues academic training in the field of non-metallic inorganic materials (construction materials, mineral binders, refractories, ceramics and glass).
- Mineral Processing and Energy Systems focuses on the processing of energy resources, the usage of energy and production and supply issues. This subject is offered in the form of a joint diploma with the École Nationale Supérieure des Mines in Paris.