Mining (open pit mining)

FACULTY OF MINING ENGINEERING

60721500- Mining (open pit mining)

Students studying in this area will gain theoretical and practical skills about the technology of open-pit mining of mineral deposits, the properties of rocks and basic technological processes. In addition, it will be possible to study production processes thanks to qualifying practices organized in the course section.

In the 1st year, general professional subjects are taught based on the curriculum, and the student acquires basic engineering knowledge. At the end of the course, they undergo field training.

From the 2nd year, all subjects of the curriculum are taught in Uzbek. Basic fundamental sciences are taught in specialty subjects. Upon completion of the course, they undergo professional practice at industrial enterprises.

In the 3rd year, all subjects of the curriculum are taught in Uzbek. Qualifying production practice is carried out at mining enterprises that are part of Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Combine JSC.

At the 4th stage, all subjects of the curriculum are taught in Uzbek. Qualification practice is carried out at industrial enterprises, such as Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Plant JSC.

After successful completion of 4 years of study, the specialty of a mining engineer is assigned.

1 credit is equal to 30 academic hours.

The average score is determined annually in the third week of August.

The contract amount for foreign students is set at US $ 1,000.

The block of elective subjects is determined by the decision of the Council for Higher Education from a set of subjects that ensure the requirements, adaptability and mobility of the labor market and customer personnel.

When creating a working curriculum based on the curriculum while maintaining the weekly volume of the student load, it is possible to change the size of the block of academic subjects up to 5%, the volume of subjects in blocks up to 10% while maintaining the total volume of the classroom load, in certain semesters the free volume of weekly loads can be indicated.

The final state certification period includes the defense of the thesis.

Practice and laboratory work in subjects related to the specialization included in the curriculum will be carried out at the university.

In order to ensure the integrity of theory and practice, students' qualifying practice is carried out in basic organizations and enterprises.

Coursework and course projects are completed on a 1st credit basis through the independent study hours allocated to the subject, with the credit being completed as a defence.

HOLIDAYS:

1. 1- course:

- from 5th week of December, 1st week of January (in 2024 25.12.2023-07.01.2024)

- from 1st week of June to September (in 2024 03.06.2024-02.09.2024)

2. 2- course:

- from 5th week of December, 1st week of January (in 2024 25.12.2023-07.01.2024)

- from 3st week of June to September (in 2024 17.06.2024-02.09.2024)

3. 3- course:

- from 5th week of December, 1st week of January (in 2024  25.12.2023-07.01.2024)

- from 5st week of June to September (in 2024 29.07.2024-02.09.2024)

4. 4- course:

- from 5th week of December, 1st week of January (in 2024  25.12.2023-07.01.2024)

- from the first week of July

SUBJECTS

1. Uzbek (Russian) language
2. Religious Studies
3. Chemistry
4. Foreign language
5. Physics
6. Higher mathematics
7. Recent history of Uzbekistan
8. Information technologies in technical systems
9. Engineering and computer graphics
10. Metrology and standardization
11. Professional economics and management
12. Philosophy
13. Ecology
14. Life safety
15. Geodesy
16. Electrical engineering and electronics
17. Applied mechanics
18. Fundamentals of Mining
19. Geomechanics
20. Technology for open-pit mining of mineral deposits
21. Development of non-metallic deposits
22. Geology and hydrogeology
23. Open pit mining processes
24. Design of mining enterprises
25. Integrated development of mountain resources
26. Blasting safety rules
27. Aerology of quarries
28.  New edition of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan