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Mining and Mineral Engineering Program

18 U.S. colleges are offering Mining and Mineral Engineering programs and its subprograms. The 2024 average undergraduate tuition of the Mining and Mineral Engineering programs is $12,478 for state residents and $30,083 for out-of-state students. The average graduate program tuition is $28,902 for state residents and $30,083 for out-of-state students.

Mining and Mineral Engineering by Degree and Programs

15 colleges have Mining and Mineral Engineering BS degree programs and 22 graduate schools have the program in gradute levels.
Mining and Mineral Engineering Programs by Degree
Number of Offered Schools
Certificate Programs-
Associate's1
Bachelor's15
Master's15
Doctorate7

U.S. Colleges Offering Mining and Mineral Engineering Program

School NameUndergraduate TuitionGraduate TuitionPopulatoinGraduation RateStudents to Faculty
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Public, four-years
$22,752 ($8,640) $25,703 ($13,181) 6,607 38% 11 to 1
University of Arizona
Public, four-years
$41,095 ($13,626) $33,961 ($14,389) 49,403 67% 17 to 1
Colorado School of Mines
Public, four-years
$44,376 ($21,186) $44,376 ($21,354) 7,403 81% 17 to 1
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Public, four-years
$13,244 $31,050 ($14,148) 11,107 49% 11 to 1
University of Kentucky
Public, four-years
$33,406 ($13,212) $35,459 ($14,330) 31,547 68% 17 to 1
Michigan Technological University
Public, four-years
$41,340 ($18,392) $24,929 ($23,867) 7,063 67% 13 to 1
Montana Technological University
Public, four-years
$24,730 ($8,050) $21,270 ($6,560) 1,625 56% 13 to 1
University of Nevada-Reno
Public, four-years
$25,950 ($8,994) $23,540 ($6,584) 20,945 61% 18 to 1
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Public, four-years
$26,312 ($9,058) $27,852 ($9,378) 1,689 55% 9 to 1
Columbia University in the City of New York
Private (not-for-profit), four-years
$69,045 $56,279 34,782 95% 6 to 1