The UK mining industry is not producing the professionals for a net-zero future
Chris Hinde, former Mining Journal editor and S&P Global Market Intelligence reports director, metals and mining
There is a lack of students coming through mining courses in the UK (Image: Sincerely Media)
01 August 2022
This report examined the industry's imminent skills shortage, and regretted Exeter University's "pausing" of mining undergraduate enrolment at Camborne School of Mines in 2020.
Hard on the heels...
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The UK mining industry is not producing the professionals for a net-zero future
There is a lack of students coming through mining courses in the UK (Image: Sincerely Media)
This report examined the industry's imminent skills shortage, and regretted Exeter University's "pausing" of mining undergraduate enrolment at Camborne School of Mines in 2020. Hard on the heels...
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