Mining and Mineral Engineering degree: salary, jobs & colleges

Bachelor's graduates in mining and mineral engineering earn a median $95,707 four years after finishing, across 7 U.S. colleges.

Graduates, 4 years out
$95,707

Median across 7 colleges; middle half $94,397–$109,619.

College Scorecard field of study (graduates who received federal aid)

All workers ages 25-34 with this degree
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No matching Census field of degree

Compared with

Not available.

Census ACS 2020-2024 microdata, workers not in school

Median federal debt at graduation
$24,952

Median across colleges reporting.

College Scorecard field of study

Colleges where mining and mineral engineering graduates earn the most

The highest graduate earnings among the 16 colleges we cover that offer this major. Pick your state in the table above, or open a college to see cost to finish and payback for your income.

College Scorecard field of study. Colleges meeting our core-data standard; online campuses left out.

Mining and Mineral Engineering degree questions

How much do Mining and Mineral Engineering graduates make?

Mining and Mineral Engineering graduates earn a median $95,707 four years after finishing, across 7 U.S. colleges that report it (the middle half of colleges: $94,397 to $109,619; College Scorecard, graduates who received federal aid).

Sources: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard; U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey microdata; Bureau of Labor Statistics; O*NET 31.0 (U.S. Department of Labor, CC BY 4.0). Method
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