Foundation Studies Program (Engineering Stream), Leading to Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours) in Chemical - Minerals Processing Navitas Group - Eynesbury College, Australia

Foundation Studies Program
The Eynesbury College Foundation Studies Program (FSP) is an intensive program, preparing international students for entry into their first year of undergraduate study at The University of Adelaide or an Eynesbury Diploma.

Program structure
Required modules - Students will study 3 core modules, as well as 3 elective modules in their area of study interest. Students will be graded on a score out of 500 which is used for entry to The University of Adelaide.

• Core modules
  • Language and Communication (marked out of 100 points)
  • Clear Thinking and Logic (marked out of 50 points)
  • International Studies (marked out of 50 points)
• Engineering study interest
  • Chemistry
  • Mathematics
  • Additional Mathematics
  • Physics

Direct entry into The University of Adelaide

Leading to : Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours) Chemical
Chemical engineers come up with the best ways to convert raw matter—like minerals or oils—into products we can use. They design renewable energy solutions, new and improved medicines, chemical plants, cosmetics and food factories.

The University of Adelaide is the only South Australian university in the world’s top 50 for Computer Science and Engineering*.

What will you do?
Our Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Chemical) is interactive from the very first year. You’ll work with award-winning and industry-connected researchers and teachers as you:

• Use knowledge and skills from engineering, chemistry, maths and biology to produce chemicals, fuel, drugs, and food
• Learn how results in the lab scale up for commercial production
• Undertake projects with external groups such as Engineers Without Borders
• Benefit from tours, projects, and placements with companies like PepsiCo, Smiths Crisps, Jurlique, and BHP
• Complete an eight-week practical experience.

Major: Minerals Processing
The Minerals Processing major explores the science and technology of extracting minerals from raw mined material, and converting them into products such as iron, steel, aluminium, copper, gold and uranium. Graduates can work in a range of roles across the resources industry.

As a minerals processing engineer you may be employed by mining and exploration companies. This could be in Australia or overseas, working on above- or underground mining sites. You might live on-site if it’s a regional location, or undertake lab- or office-based work.

Progression requirements
Note -  Progression to The University of Adelaide requires students to achieve a specified score out of 500 points. Find out the admission requirements into your chosen degree.