PhD in Mining Engineering in Kingston Canada | Queen's University

For over 125 years, Queen's University's Robert M. Buchan Department of Mining has shaped leaders for the global mining industry. Currently standing as Canada's largest mining department and one of the world's most prominent, Queen's produces approximately 33% of all Canadian mining and mineral processing engineering graduates. Our students and researchers continuously push boundaries in mining innovation, adapting to technological advancements and shifting economic landscapes. Through strong industry partnerships, we're transforming mining operations to enhance safety, efficiency, productivity, environmental sustainability, and cost-effectiveness. We invite you to consider joining our graduate program and discovering the exceptional opportunities within Queen's Mining community.

Housed in Goodwin Hall, the department features comprehensive lecture spaces, research labs, and study areas. Our campus facilities include specialized laboratories for Rock Mechanics, Mine Environment studies, Computer Planning, and Mineral Processing, along with an Explosive Test Site in nearby Hinchinbrooke Township. These fully equipped spaces support both undergraduate and graduate programs, featuring cutting-edge technology for advanced research across key mining disciplines. This integrated environment allows undergraduates to learn alongside graduate research initiatives, fostering professional excellence while showcasing future industry possibilities.