Mining Engineering - Masters Coursework Graduates

Table summary

  • Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of mining engineering, 88.9 per cent were male and 11.1 per cent were female.
  • The median age of masters coursework graduates in the field of mining engineering, was 33 years.
  • Overall, 94.4 per cent of masters coursework graduates in the field of mining engineering, were available for full-time employment after graduation, with a further 0.0 per cent in full-time study, 0.0 per cent in part-time or casual employment, and 2.8 per cent unavailable for full-time study or work.
  • Out of masters coursework graduates in the field of mining engineering who were available for full-time employment, 88.2 per cent were in full-time employment.
  • The median salary for masters coursework graduates in the field of mining engineering was $145,000.

What are the characteristics of masters coursework graduates?
Males Females Total
Survey responses: mining engineering 32 † 36
Sex: mining engineering (%)~ 88.9 † 100
Sex: all fields of education (%)~ 42.3 57.7 100
Median age: masters coursework graduates (years) 36 † 33
Median age: all fields of education (years) 34 32 33

What are masters coursework graduates doing after graduation?
Available for full-time employment (%) 93.8 † 94.4
In further full-time study (%) 0.0 † 0.0
Part-time or casual employment (%) 0.0 † 0.0
Unavailable for full-time study or work (%) 3.1 † 2.8
Of those available for full-time employment:
In full-time employment: mining engineering (%) 93.3 † 88.2
In full-time employment: all fields of education (%) 84.1 80.4 82.1

Most frequently reported occupations:
1. Design, Engineering, Science and Transport Professionals
2. Specialist Managers
3. Chief Executives, General Managers and Legislators

What are masters coursework graduates in full-time employment earning?
Median salary: mining engineering $145,000 ^ $145,000
Median salary: all fields of education $90,000 $75,000 $80,000
^ Insufficient response numbers to calculate median salary. † Insufficient response numbers to display statistics

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