Jobs of The Future
Noel Dyson 26 May 2017 While there has been a lot of focus on data scientists at the moment, there are some other jobs the industry is seeking. During […]
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THE MINING INDUSTRY’S SKILLS NEEDS IN RESPONSE TO THE GREEN ENERGY ECONOMY
Professor S. T. Hall, Executive Director Mining Education Australia, Western Australian School of Mines, Curtin University There is a naivety within the general public that the move to a green
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Belles from the bush find fashion calling
Founded by WA School of Mines Mining Engineer and WASM Alumni member Holly Kiely, her mother Jennine and best friend Jessica Mckenzie, Bel Capello are invited to New York by
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Road map to drive growth from Australian METS
CSIRO has released a technology roadmap to underpin growth in Australia’s $90 billion mining equipment, technology and services (METS) sector, urging companies to take action to unlock five key opportunities.
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Heed The Words of Nick Giorgetta
Last year I sent a note out expressing some frustration that all I seemed to be reading in the media was negative articles about the resources industry and that this
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MM’ But, you’re not a miner!!
George Hemingway Growth Strategy & Innovation Executive | CxO Advisor | Columnist Spend enough time in any industry and you’ll hear some version of the following: “You’re clearly not a
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Curtin University gains global acclaim for mining research
In the 50 years Curtin University has housed the over 110-year-old WA School of Mines in the city of Kalgoorlie, the industry has taken a leap into a brave new
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WASM to broaden non-mining degree course offerings
The WA School of Mines is set to expand its non-mining courses from next semester, as enrolments in its traditional courses decline. Curtin University will offer Bentley-based degree courses online
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Curtin Cutting Staff
Bethany Hiatt Education Editor Staff at WA’s biggest university are bracing for cuts after fewer students than expected this year signed up to study, result- ing in a $16 million
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Pilbara Minerals Updates
Pilbara Minerals’ is set to begin Lithium production at Pilgangoora in the first quarter of 2018 after the WA government approved the company’s mining proposal. The latest milestone, combined with
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