2021-2022 Lowell Program in Economic Geology Short Courses
Ore Deposits Mapping Short Course 2021 (15th Annual) (GEOS 504B)
Arrive in Las Vegas Wednesday, September 1, 2021
Short Course runs from Thursday September 2- Saturday September 11, 2021
Leave Las Vegas Sunday September 12
Field Course
This intensive field course deals with advanced methods in ore deposits mapping. Hydrothermal fluid systems are examined in the context of local to regional structural and magmatic evolution, highlighting how mapping is used to understand mineral zoning, time-space relations, and fundamental phase equilibria. The course includes lectures, mapping exercises, and field trips.
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Length: 10 days Place: Nevada and California $3,500 before 7/23/21 $3,700 after 7/23/21 Registration Deadline: August 16, 2021 Short Course Brief Description Short Course Details and Important information Requirements for Non-US Citizen Participants
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Porphyry Short Course 2021 (17th Annual)(GEOS 504C)
Short Course on Cu, Mo, and Au Porphyry Deposits
December 7-16, 2021
Lecture, Laboratory, and Field Course
This intensive course deals with the lithologic, structural, and geochemical characteristics of porphyry deposit types. It focuses on mineral exploration geology and how it can influence metallurgical, engineering, economic, and historical aspects of mining. The course includes lectures, laboratory exercises, and field trips to selected ore systems.
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Length: 10 days $3,200 before November 1,2021 $3,400 after November 1, 2021
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Leadership: Inventing the Future
A Breakthrough Leadership Program for the Mining Industry and Its Stakeholders
January 11-14th, 2020
We are pleased to announce that the University of Arizona Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources and Vanto Group are jointly sponsoring a Mining Leadership Program. The third annual offering will be held on January 11-14, 2020. This four-day program is jointly sponsored by the University of Arizona Institute for Mineral Resources and executives of Vanto Group.
Leadership: Inventing the Future Information Packet
Please contact Rocío Brambila at brambila@email.arizona.edu, phone: +1 (520)626-4962, to register.
If you would like more information or want to register to any of our upcoming
short courses, please send your registration form to:
Rocio Brambila
Lowell Program in Economic Geology
Program Coordinator
Tel: 520-626-4962
Fax: 520-621-2672
Email: brambila@email.arizona.edu