http://mea.edu.au/Content Mining Education Australia Thu, 02 Oct 2008 06:32:30 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Mining Education Australia (MEA) has been congratulated by a leading mining academic  for providing a well balanced mining engineering degree that gives students the attributes needed in future graduates. Mining Education Australia has worked hard to develop an all-rounded program and according to Professor Malcolm Scoble, they have been very successful. A ... http://mea.edu.au/Content/2008/10/02/mea-program-gets-big-tick-from-expert/ Thinking of a Cadetship? You can with MEA’s study options. MEA is providing more flexibility in education opportunities for people wishing to enter the mining industry and now are able to accommodate cadetships in the mining industry, whilst completing a mining degree over 6 years. Cadetships benefit both students ... http://mea.edu.au/Content/2008/08/28/cadetships/ Congratulations to MEA Lecturer Dr Mehmet Kizil who has again received an award for teaching excellence from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council. This makes it two years in a row for Mehmet who also achieved an award in 2007. This year’s award was for outstanding teaching, ... http://mea.edu.au/Content/2008/08/12/mea-lecturer-among-the-nations-best/ The University of Adelaide is the latest tertiary institution to join the groundbreaking national education joint venture, Mining Education Australia (MEA). Formed in July 2006 with three of Australia’s top universities, The University of New South Wales, Curtin University and The University of Queensland, MEA is a world first in undergraduate ... http://mea.edu.au/Content/2008/06/13/university-of-adelaide-joins-mining-education-partnership/ In 2007, in response to concerns about the global impacts of mining from the world's two most populous countries, David Laurence embarked on two ambitious research projects. The first was examining the environmental impacts of coal mining in the Zhengzhou region of China.  The research, funded by the Asia Development Bank, ... http://mea.edu.au/Content/2008/02/01/impacts-of-mining-in-india-china/ Congratulations to Dr Mehmet Kizil, MEA Lecturer who was awarded the inaugural Faculty of Engineering, Physical Sciences and Architecture (ESPA) Excellence in Teaching Awards at the EPSA Teaching and Learning Showcase on 29 October 2007.  Mehmet also won the University of Queensland School of Engineering's Excellence in Teaching Award.  Dr ... http://mea.edu.au/Content/2008/02/01/mea-lecturer-scoops-award/ Due to the fact that we need ongoing current information for the website. We are calling for contributions to be sent to Julia at: j.osullivan@mea.edu.au Items such as news, events, opinion, research, local issues and any other relevant information. These can be in the form of text, photos, illustrations, ... http://mea.edu.au/Content/2007/10/08/mea-call-for-content/ There has never been a better time to enjoy all that Australia has to offer by studying to be a Mining Engineer through Australia’s newest mining school Mining Education Australia. MEA is flexible so you can study and travel but most importantly with a current skill shortage in Australia ... http://mea.edu.au/Content/2007/10/08/specific-information-to-international-student/ Every MEA student must complete four courses each semester three core subjects and one elective. These courses can be taken at any of the three MEA universities as part of a semester exchange. So if you want to see Australia while studying, this could be your chance. Notes, updates ... http://mea.edu.au/Content/2007/09/24/introduction/ Mining Education Australia is pleased to announce their new website. This site is intended as a recourse for current and prospective students of mining engineering in Australia. Any comments are welcome but are held for moderation by admin prior to publication. All information and images are Copyright 2007 Mining Education Australia. All rights ... http://mea.edu.au/Content/2007/09/12/new-maps/