Mineral processing engineers of the future

European Mineral and Recycling Engineering Course (EMREC)

The two-year M.Sc. mobility program European Mineral and Recycling Engineering Course (EMREC) offers you a combination of study and research, leading to an outstanding qualification in mineral and recycling process engineering. EMREC is offered by two European leading universities in resource engineering: Aalto University and Delft University of Technology.

The program builds on the strengths and the complementary expertise in process engineering and sustainability of these two universities. This program replaces the formerly offered European Mineral Engineering Course (EMEC).

Admission for the EMREC Programme 2020-2022 based at Aalto University opens on December 3rd 2019 and closes on the 11th January 2020.
Admission for the EMREC Programme 2020-2022 based at Delft University of Technology opens on October 15th 2019 and closes on the 1st April 2020.

EMREC based at Aalto University

If you take part in EMREC based at Aalto University you are enrolled in the Master track Sustainable Metals Processing. The first two semesters you will follow courses in Aalto (60 ECTS). The third semester you will be located at Delft University of Technology as an exchange student following courses in Geo-Resource Engineering (30 ECTS). The fourth semester consists of a thesis project (30 ECTS).

Upon successful completion Aalto University issues your diploma.

Aalto University is a multidisciplinary research institution created in 2010 from the merger of three leading universities in Finland (Helsinki University of Technology, Helsinki School of Economics and University of Art and Design Helsinki). The main campus of Aalto University is located in Otaniemi, Espoo, which is a neighboring city to the capital Helsinki.
At Aalto, there are about 20,000 degree-seeking students. The students are supported by approximately 5,000 staff members, of which 380 are professors.


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EMREC based at Delft university of Technology

If you take part in EMREC based at Delft University of Technology you are enrolled in the Master track Geo Resource Engineering. The first semester you will follow courses in Delft (30 ECTS). The second semester you will be located at Aalto University as an exchange student following courses in Sustainable Metals Processing (30 ECTS). The last two semester you will follow courses on Material Science Engineering (20 ECTS) or Resources and Recycling engineering (20 ECTS), followed by a thesis project (40 ECTS).

Upon successful completion Delft University of Technology issues your diploma.

With more than 13,000 undergraduate and graduate students and 4,500 employees, Delft University of Technology is one of the largest universities in The Netherlands. The university is internationally recognised for its cutting-edge research on technical subjects.
Delft annually awards degrees to hundreds of engineers and technologists who go on to excel in science and business.


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Scholarships

Erasmus+ mobility scholarship: All EMREC students who have been admitted to EMMEP can apply for Erasmus+ Study Grants for the first year of their studies. The grants vary between €150 and €250 per month (depending on the universities you will visit).
Once you have been admitted to EMMEP, you will receive all the necessary forms to apply from the program coordinator.

FEMP scholarship: Students can apply for a small FEMP scholarship, depending on the number of applicants, the funds available and the personal circumstances of the student.

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Fees

You will pay tuition fee (if applicable) at the university where you are registered.

If registered at TU Delft, the tuition fee therefore follows the proposed fees subject to formal advice by TU Delft’s Student Council and final approval by TU Delft’s Executive Board. For the academic year 2019-2020 this yields:

Students with EU/EFTA nationality: 2,083,‐ Euros/year
Students with non‐EU/EFTA nationality: 18,750 ‐ Euros/year

If registered at Aalto University Bachelor's and master's programmes taught in English have a tuition fee for non-EU/EEA citizens. For the academic year 2019-2020 this yields:

Students with EU/EFTA nationality: not charged for tuition fees
Students with non‐EU/EFTA nationality: 15,000 ‐ Euros/year

Tuition Fees at TU Delft
Tuition Fees at Aalto University

Interested? Get in touch with one of the university coordinators and apply using the following links.

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Student testimonials

What our previous students have to say about their time on the EMREC programme.

'Overall the EMREC has been a really great time filled with studying, meeting new people, experiencing a new culture and a way of life unknown to me before.'

Alex Kempke - EMREC 2016-2018
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If you have any questions, please check out our FAQ page and don’t hesitate to get in touch with one of our university representatives. They are here to help with all your questions and any further information on studying with the EMREC Programme.

Harmony Chaikin

EMMEP Coordinator at TU Delft

Anja Hänninen

EMREC Coordinator at Aalto University

EMMEP covers EMC and EMREC Master programmes and is organised and coordinated by FEMP.

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Federation of European Mineral Programs,
c/o Department of Geosciences and Engineering
Room 3.14
Stevinweg 1
2628 CN Delft, The Netherlands
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