MSc Global Management of Natural Resources at UCL

25/10/2021

We can't believe it's been 5 years since the MSc programme launched in October 2016. In celebration of this milestone we held a virtual and face to face celebration in September. Find out more details here:

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/chemical-engineering/news/2021/oct/five-years-global-management-natural-resources-msc-programme

Thanks to all those who took part, and we can't wait to see where things go!

This autumn the MSc in Global Management of Natural Resources has seen its fifth cohort of students complete their studies in the programme.

01/10/2021

A warm welcome to our new cohort for the 2021-22 academic year!

It was great to meet you all for the first time this week, and we’re very excited to get going with teaching next week. It’s going to be an exciting and enriching experience for you all.

14/09/2021

Congratulations to all our MSc students who have submitted their dissertations after a very interesting year at university. We are proud of all their achievements under very difficult circumstances, and we wish them all the best with what comes next.

In two weeks we begin our next academic year with a new cohort, and we can't wait to meet you all!

26/04/2021

Welcome back to our GMNR students for term 3 this week!

As we move into the spring and summer period we are beginning to focus on the research project, as well as students undertaking the Social Licensing module, which looks into the relationship between companies and people, societies and stakeholders.

We're also hopeful that we will be able to meet more of our students soon in face to face sessions as term progresses!

13/04/2021

For all prospective applicants, please note applications for the programme for the 2021-22 academic year will now close on the 31st May 2021.

06/11/2020

There is nothing quite like teaching in person; great to see some of this year’s cohort at the face to face session today! More to come this year 😆.

06/10/2020

We’re so excited to have our 2020–21 cohort with us!

Unsurprisingly we’ve started the year a bit differently! First live ‘synchronous’ session with this year’s cohort today - glad to see and hear from so many enthusiastic students about the resources industry. Onwards and upwards! ⚒🌎🌍🌏

16/09/2020

Congratulations to our 2019-20 cohort who submitted their dissertations today! What a year it has been; thank you all so much for your hard work and patience, and it's been an absolute pleasure having you with us.

It's not long until we start next term, and the next year! We're working hard on the programme for 2020-21, and we'll be in touch with some additional information for our new students this year coming very soon.

We can't wait to meet you all in a few weeks! It's going to be great year, however things are 😆

11/02/2019

Half way through term 2, and a field trip to Finland this week! Olkiluoto here we come!

24/09/2018

Welcome to our new cohort! See you this afternoon! :)

22/09/2018

We’re ready for you 2018-19 Cohort! A fantastic year ahead awaits you ☺️

10/09/2018

Congratulations to our visiting students from the MSc in Global Management of Natural Resources at University College London, whom handed in their research dissertations at the end of August, successfully sat their vivas and are now heading off home across the globe. Nineteen students from UCL came to Adelaide in April to do research projects with supervisors from FII and other areas of UniSA, as part of the UCL Faculty of Engineering – UniSA partnership. Projects were diverse and multidisciplinary - ranging from microfluidics and machine learning in mineral exploration, to battery recycling, desalination, pollution and water resources management, through to finance and corporate social responsibility in the energy and resources sectors. Feedback from the course was overwhelmingly positive and the students all mentioned how much they appreciated working with their UniSA supervisors (and what a terrific time they had in Adelaide). Just about to start its third year, the MSc is going from strength to strength with ~thirty students starting in the next cohort in London in a few weeks, then heading to Adelaide in April next year.