UENR - School of Mines and Built Environment
Achieving excellence together through knowledge sharing, hard work, perseverance, respect, creativity, innovativeness, integrity, and impact.
Achieving excellence together through knowledge sharing, hard work, perseverance, respect, creativity, innovativeness, integrity, and impact.
Training the next generation of professionals with capacity to engineer solutions for extractive sector and built environment.
Welcome to the School of Mines and Built Environment! We’re thrilled to have you join our community, whether as a student or collaborator. Our school is dedicated to driving sustainable development through innovative academic programs, teaching, and research. With a focus on the responsible management of mineral resources and the creation of livable cities, we aim to shape public policy and foster collaboration towards a sustainable future. Students can expect support and guidance to excel in their chosen fields, while our commitment to building partnerships ensures a thriving community working together for positive change. Thank you for choosing to be part of our transformative agenda.
The more that you read, the more things you will know, the more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.”– Martin Cruz Smith
Explore our departments where academic excellence meets innovation. Discover our comprehensive programs in land management and sustainable mineral resource development, designed to shape the future through education, research, and practical solutions.
We are a multi-disciplinary group of scientists and resource specialists with in-depth knowledge of the minerals industry and built environment, acquired from years of practical experience and engagement at both corporate and operational levels.
Our young faculty members are knowledgeable leaders, and our team is skilled in providing strategic and specialist advice, developing policy, and delivering world-leading research, education, and training. Active participation in industry through research, consulting activities, and involvement in professional societies is a hallmark of our faculty. Our staff are our greatest asset.