Courses Handbook 2010

312816 v.1 Mineral Economics Major (GCB)


Introduction (HB)

This major is ideal for those wishing to tailor their own study program in the area of mineral economics. This major is undertaken within the Graduate Certificate in Business. Students achieving a course weighted average of 70 per cent in this major maybe invited to join the Master of Science (Mineral Economics) or the double master degree in Mineral Economics and Business Administration.

Course Structure Hrs/Wk Credit
  SELECT OPTIONAL UNITS TO THE TOTAL VALUE OF:   100.0
  100.0
Optional Units (No Year Level Specified) Hrs/Wk Credit
10939 v.6   Natural Resources Economics 601 32.0 25.0
10942 v.5   Legal and Regulatory Environment 602 16.0 12.5
10943 v.5   Cost and Capital Investment Estimation 602 16.0 12.5
10944 v.4   Economic Forecasting 601 16.0 12.5
10946 v.4   Socioeconomic Impacts 601 16.0 12.5
10947 v.5   Mineral Market Analysis 601 32.0 25.0
10948 v.5   Resource Sector Management 602 16.0 12.5
10949 v.6   International Resource Trade 601 16.0 12.5
  OR
13005 v.4   International Resource Competitiveness 601 16.0 12.5
10950 v.5   Individual Case Study in Mineral Economics 601 6.0 25.0
10952 v.4   Case Study in Project Evaluation 602 1.0 25.0
11361 v.3   Minerals Special Unit 615 2.0 12.5
11714 v.4   Mining 601 16.0 12.5
11715 v.4   Mineral Processing 601 16.0 12.5
11716 v.4   Mineral Exploration 601 16.0 12.5
306027 v.3   Hedging and Options 601 16.0 12.5
306028 v.3   Contract Management 601 16.0 12.5
306031 v.3   Resource Sector Finance 602 32.0 25.0
306032 v.3   Resource Sector Management 601 32.0 25.0
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