u/Thick_Guide_9011

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Mining Engineering Student Guidance

Thank God for Reddit! I am an aspiring Mining Engineering student at the University of Nevada, Reno, who is eager to gain an advantage within the industry by getting a jump early.

I am interested in taking a GIS certification course, as well as mastering how to use Deswik and the other software used in mining. Could anyone in the mining industry suggest what software or skills they think it’s worthwhile to learn in one’s free time?

Any guidance regarding certifications, online courses, and/or other skills which can help me in obtaining internships and standing out after graduation will be highly appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

Additionally, I’d like to ask if you would consider mentoring me.

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u/Thick_Guide_9011 — 3 days ago
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Mining Engineer Guidance

Thank God for Reddit! I’m a young Mining Engineering student at the University of Nevada, Reno, looking to get a head start in the industry.

I’m interested in getting a GIS certification as well as becoming proficient at Deswik & learning the software commonly used in mining. For those already working in the field, what software or technical skills would you recommend I start learning in my free time?

I’d also appreciate any advice on certifications, online courses, or skills that could help me land internships and stand out after graduation.

Thanks in advance!

If you could also please, be my mentor that would be amazing.

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u/Thick_Guide_9011 — 3 days ago