Partners

Presenting the School of Mining Engineering’s key partners. This includes industrial partners who offer practical expertise, institutional partners who provide academic and organizational support, and research partners who contribute to advancements in the field. Together, they enhance the school’s educational and research initiatives.

1. Industrial Partners

Industrial partners of the School of Mining Engineering are pivotal in providing real-world expertise, advanced technology, and industry insights. Their collaboration helps integrate practical applications into the curriculum and supports research initiatives, ensuring that students and faculty stay at the forefront of mining engineering advancements.

Introducing the Industrial Partners of the School of Mining Engineering: these key collaborators offer essential industry insights and practical expertise. Their involvement enhances our educational programs and supports ongoing research, helping us stay aligned with the latest advancements in mining engineering.

PNG CORE is dedicated to supporting and promoting the minerals and energy industries, along with related sectors in Papua New Guinea. Their commitment also extends to backing the School of Mining Engineering, enhancing our efforts in education and research within these critical fields.

Mineral Resources Development Company Limited (MRDC), registered under the Companies Act 1997 and wholly owned by the State, is a key supporter of the School of Mining Engineering. Their backing plays a crucial role in advancing our educational and research initiatives.

The Mineral Resources Authority (MRA) is a government institution established to regulate, develop, and sustainably manage the mining industry in Papua New Guinea, aiming to maximize mineral export revenue. The MRA also supports the School of Mining Engineering, contributing to our efforts in advancing education and research in the field.

For over 30 years, Ok Tedi Mining Limited has been a major contributor to Papua New Guinea’s economy through its long-running open-pit mine. As a 100% PNG-owned company, it excels in safety, financial performance, and environmental management. Ok Tedi Mining Limited supports the School of Mining Engineering by providing graduate programs and industrial training opportunities for our students.

K92 Mining owns and operates the Kainantu Gold Mine in the Eastern Highlands province of Papua New Guinea, a high-grade, low-cost underground operation in a region renowned for Tier 1 deposits. K92 Mining supports the School of Mining Engineering by providing industrial training and additional opportunities for our students.

2. Institutional Partners

Institutional partners of the School of Mining Engineering contribute through academic collaboration, resource sharing, and professional development. They support and enhance our educational programs, foster interdisciplinary research, and help bridge connections with broader networks in the field.

Dive into the realm where innovation converges with industry at the Collaborative Projects hub. Within the School of Mining & Mineral Process Engineering, our ethos centers on collaborative exploration, innovation, and transformative impact within the mining sector. Here, embark on a journey through our ongoing and past collaborative projects with industry pioneers. From groundbreaking research endeavors to practical applications, witness firsthand how our partnerships shape the future of mining engineering. Join us as we unravel the complexities of the industry and pioneer solutions that redefine its landscape.

3. Research Partners

Research partners of the School of Mining Engineering are integral in advancing knowledge and innovation. They collaborate on cutting-edge projects, contribute specialized expertise, and drive significant research initiatives, enhancing the school’s impact in the field of mining engineering.

Research partners of the School of Mining Engineering are essential in driving innovation and advancing knowledge in the field. They collaborate on research projects, provide specialized expertise, and support the development of new technologies, enriching our educational programs and research initiatives.