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    10 Metallurgy programs found

    Bachelor Programmes in Engineering Studies Materials Science Metallurgy

    Undergraduate programs prepare students by providing a basic foundation for their field of study. These solid building blocks allow students to start out in their career or continue on to receive an upper graduate degree.

    What is a Bachelor in Metallurgy? This program involves the study of mineral processing and extraction. Students will be able to identify the physical aspects of metallurgy, such as working with metals. Program participants also learn how to separate essential minerals, purify high concentrations of minerals and use them to form products. During the program, students learn how to cast, forge and extrude metal and how the hardness and strength of these products are controlled through various processes.

    Students learn essential skills in maximizing production and enhancing energy efficiency for domestic and international companies. A Bachelor in Metallurgy enhances a student’s ability to find a position in this growing scientific field.

    Although this comprehensive degree is offered at international universities around the world, the cost of tuition will vary depending on which school the student chooses to attend. It’s a good idea for interested students to contact admissions offices to understand the most current program costs.

    Students who graduate with a Bachelor in Metallurgy may find careers in research, industry or management, or they may choose to continue on to graduate school. Metallurgical engineers work in ore treatment plants, refineries, steel mills, metal fabrication plants and laboratories. The field of metallurgy is growing as mineral extraction and refinement is in high demand. Not only is this process critical for the development and production of various products, it also helps students work with the environment as well.

    People who do not live near a university can still earn an undergraduate degree in metallurgy through online programs. This allows students to earn their degrees from the comfort of their home. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.