Bachelor of Science in Mining and Mineral Processing Engineering
Duration
5 Years
Level
Undergraduate
Next Intake
September 2026
Language
English
Programme Overview
Focuses on extraction of mineral resources from the earth and separating valuable elements from unwanted waste material, in the most economical way
Programme at a Glance
Programme Code
BSC-MMPE
Duration
5 Years
Level
Undergraduate
Mode of Study
Full-time / Part-time
Next Intake
September 2026
Language of Instruction
English
Career Opportunities
Mine manager, mining engineer, quarry engineer, mineral processing engineer, metallurgist, geotechnical engineer, mining consultant, researcher, inspector of explosives, inspector of mines, mine surveyor, geothermal experts, petroleum engineers, drilling engineers, mining superintendents & mine ventilation engineers
Admission Requirements
KCSE C+: Maths C+, Physics C+, Chemistry C+ & English/Kiswahili C+
Cluster Subjects
Subject cluster requirements vary by programme. Please contact the admissions office or refer to the detailed KCSE requirements page for the specific cluster subjects applicable to this programme.
Previous Year's Cut-off Points
25.692
Points required for admission in the last academic cycle. Subject to change annually.
Programme Structure
The programme follows a semester-based academic calendar with comprehensive coursework, practical training, and research components. Students are assessed through continuous assessment tests, assignments, practical examinations, and end-of-semester examinations.
Industry-relevant curriculum, updated regularly
Practical attachments & industrial visits
Supervised research project in final year
Guest lectures from industry practitioners
Take the Next Step
Ready to Begin Your Journey?
Join Bachelor of Science in Mining and Mineral Processing Engineering and become part of TTU's legacy of excellence. Limited seats available for the September 2026 intake.