Students from Luleå University of Technology visits in The Aitik mine.

Here are the jobs

Arbetsförmedlingen - The Swedish Employment Service has produced a forecast for the future jobs. Civil Engineers in mining and metal sectors have great employment opportunities.

The mining industry occupies the first place as the hottest sector right now and Lulea University of Technologys programmes within the mining and metals area is sure to be attractive in 2013.

- Last year was a record year for applications to many of our programs and maybe it will be even better this year, says Jan Rosenkranz, Professor of Mineral Engineering. Our range of programmes is large and of high international standard so we are hoping to recruit some new students from other countries as well, concludes Jan Rosenkranz, self from Germany.

It is largely China's demand for minerals and metals that give the Swedish mining industry higher profits year after year.

The Employment Service Forecast

Read the report here

[http://www.arbetsformedlingen.se/For-arbetssokande/Stod-och-service/Nyheter-Arkiv/Nyheter-for-Arbetssokande/1-23-2013-Har-finns-jobben-2013-och-framat.html]

LTUs Programmes within the mining and metals area

LTUs Programmes within the mining and metals area

[http://www.ltu.se/edu/geo?l=en]

Job Fair at LTU 2013

Companys were today queuing up on campus to recruit students who graduate in the spring.

Luleå Employment Week is organized annually by the Student Union at Luleå University of Technology letting companies and students meet.

Read more

This year's edition of LARV well-attended

[http://www.ltu.se/ltu/media/news/Arets-upplaga-av-LARV-valbesokt-1.101755?l=en]

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Published: 23 January 2013

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