120 credits with 90 credits in science/engineering (physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, earth science, computer science, material science), including 15 credits in mathematics or physics. Proficiency in English equivalent to the Swedish upper secondary course English 6.
The course focuses on the use geoscientific data and AI for data visualisation and analysis in order to evaluate mineral resources. Contextualising mining of minerals in relation to local and global environmental, societal and sustainability perspectives.
