Finance at Imperial MSc Metals & Energy Finance

1. Finance at ImperialMSc Metals & Energy Finance Professor Dennis Buchanan, Course Director, Department of Earth Science & Engineering, Engineering Faculty

2. Imperial at a glance The University: • world class scholarship, education and research in science, technology and medicine • interdisciplinary collaborations • communicate and share knowledge • 13,400 students (30% Postgraduate) Established in 1907 Academic faculties: • Engineering • Natural Sciences • Medicine • Business School

3. Imperial College Imperial College London: World class research and teaching in science, engineering, medicine and management “It has been a century of great achievement, and my thanks go to all the people, the staff and the students, whose work over the decades has enabled Prince Albert’s vision to flourish”Her Majesty The Queen, 9 July 2007

4. Our standing Times Higher Education SupplementWorld University Rankings: • 3rd in Europe 5thin World overall • 2nd in Europe 6th in World for engineering / information technology • 3rd in Europe 10th in World for natural sciences • 3rd in Europe 17th in World for life sciences/biomedicine Times Good University Guide 2010 • 3rd in UK Sunday Times Good University Guide 2010 • 3rd in UK The Independent Complete University Guide 2010 • 3rdin UK

5. Our disciplines • Engineering • Natural Sciences • Medicine • Business Tomorrow’s breakthrough technologies

6. Finance teaching at Imperial College Perspective Mathematics for Developers of Financial Tools Perspective Science and Engineering applied to Financial Services and Producers Maths Quant Accounts/ Finance Perspective Creative Users of Financial Tools

7. MSc Metals and Energy Finance • A Joint programme between the Engineering Faculty (Department of Earth Science and Engineering) and the Imperial College Business School. • In the 2008 research assessment, all the Dept. of ESE’s research was evaluated as excellent and of international significance. The Department also received leading scores in the most recent teaching quality assessment. • Business School ranked second in UK in the 2008 research assessment (after London Business School with University of Cambridge third).

8. Athabasca Oil Sands – Convergence between petroleum and mining

9. Autumn Term: MSc Metals and Energy Finance Gold intergrowth

10. Autumn Term: MSc Metals and Energy Finance Gold intergrowth

11. Autumn Term: MSc Metals and Energy Finance Carlin – epithermal gold

12. Spring Term: MSc Metals and Energy Finance Reservoir Rocks

13. Wesssex Coast Excursion– Unconventional Petroleum – Oil Shales – Kimmeridge Bay

14. Course Weighting: MSc Metals and Energy Finance

15. Strategic Management integrated into Professional Development Programme

16. Summer Programme Summer – Internships and dissertations. Deadline for submission of Dissertations – mid September Anglo Coal, South Africa

17. South African Excursion May 2012 Newman Shaft LONMIN Platinum Limpopo River Valley

18. South African Excursion May 2012 Nkomati blast sequence, Norilsk/ARM

19. South African Excursion May 2012 Boardroom briefing, De Beers Venetia Diamond Mine

20. South African Excursion May 2012 Lion Ferrochromium, Xstrata

21. South African Excursion May 2012 Landau coal, AngloCoal

22. South African Excursion May 2012 • Week 1 • LONMIN – Marikana Mine (Layered PGE) • Exstrata – Rhovan (Vanadium) • Kumba – Thabazimbi Mine (Stratabound iron) • Anglo Plat – Mogalakwena (Open pit platinum) • De Beers – Venetia (Open pit diamonds) • Weekend – Kruger Park • Week 2 • Rio Tinto – Palabora open pit (carbonatite Cu) • Xstrata – Lion FeCr Plant • Nkwe Platinum (Evaluation) • ARM – Nkomati mine and plant (Ni) • ANGLOCOAL –Landau Colliery (Coal)

23. 2009 Dissertations in Public Domain

24. Programme Aims • produce graduates equipped to pursue careers in the technical and financial appraisal of natural energy and mineral resource projects and develop an understanding of how this knowledge may be applied in practice; • offer traditional minerals related training directly applicable to a career in the minerals industry for graduates with geology and minerals engineering undergraduate degrees; • introduce key technical and geological concepts relevant to petroleum projects; • enhance career opportunities in the financial services and petroleum industries for graduates of all backgrounds; • provide the basis for an understanding of quantitative finance, accounting and strategic management within the context of technical principles that apply specifically to mineral and energy projects; • respond to the importance of the City of London as a global centre for mining and energy finance by providing knowledge of corporate finance (acquisitions and mergers), the equity markets, debt finance, metals markets and associated derivative markets; • provide training in financial modelling, financial engineering and in the techniques of risk modelling; • enhance entrepreneurial skills; • provide the skills needed to undertake independent research projects both in industry and in the university environment.

25. Placements in January 2011 of MSc M&E Finance Graduates

26. Graduate Placements – Financial Services (Jan 2011) • Altus Capital Ltd – Energy Policy Analyst (London) • Barclays Capital – Commodities Trading (London) • BNP Paribas – Business Analystand Structured Debt (Paris) • Central Bank of Niger - Analyst • CIM Investment – Analyst (London) • Citibank – Management Associate (Algeria) • Commerzbank – Structured Interest Rates (London) • Macquarie Bank - Natural Resources Team (Toronto) • GMP Securities Europe LLP – Analyst(london) • HSBC – Relationships (China) • JP Morgan – Associate (London) • Resource Capital Funds – Analyst (Denver)

27. Graduate Placements – Financial Services (Jan 2011) • Rabobank Group – Sales (London) • Societe General – Interest Rates Structurer – London • Sumitomo Mitsui Banking – Manager, Metals & Mining Project Finance ( London) • UniTrust Finance & Leasing – Credit Analyst (China) • WestLB – Director and Head of Credit (Sydney) • Recruting from the Programme: • BMO • CIBC • Macquarie • Numis • Renaissance

28. Graduate Placements – Mining, Metals & Quarry • Anglo America – Market Analyst, iron ore (Luxembourg) • De Beers – Corporate Finance and Strategy Analyst (London) • Lundin Mining - New Business Development • Rio Tinto – New Business Development (London) • Rotherham Sand and Gravel – Manager (UK) • Recruting: • ArcelorMitall

29. Graduate Placements – Petroleum Industry and Enery & Utliities (Jan 2011) • BG Group – Commercial Advisor (Mumbai) • BP – Finance Analyst (Azerbaijan) • Exxon Mobil - Product Master Coordinator (Turkey) • Total – Strategy Engineer (Paris) • Recruitment: • Statoil • Drax – Quantitative Commodity Analyst (UK) • EDF – Risk Analyst (Paris) • GDF SUEZ Key Account Sales (France) • Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy – Technical and Financial Advisor (Morocco)

30. Graduate Placements – Consultants (Jan 2011) • Booz & Co – Consultant (UAE) • CGGVeritas – Party Manager (France) • CRU – Research Analyst Nickel & Ferrochomium (London) • Equinox Consulting – Consultant (Paris) • Independent Project Analysis – Analyst (UK) • Insight Consulting – Analyst (London) • Mazars – Transaction Support and Corporate Advisory (London) • NAPIMS – Petroleum Economist (Nigeria) • Wood MacKenzie- Energy Markets Analyst (Houston, Texas

31. Graduate Placements –Other (Jan 2011) • International Development: • IBRD – Energy Policy Analyst (Washington) – Consultant (UAE) • Univerities • Nigeria – Lecturer • Imperial College – Postgraduate MSc student • Imperial College – PhD • Toronto – Postdoctoral Research Fellow

32. Profile of 2007/2008 Students • BSc Economics, SOAS • BE Pet, Istanbul Tech Uni • BE Bioengineering, IC • BSc Elec Eng, Univ Lagos • BSc Elec Eng, Ecole Sup D’Elec (x3) • BSc Econ, Royal Holloway • BE Eng Physics, Queen’s • BSc Comp Sci, Royal Holloway • BSc Mech Eng, Uni Ado-Ekiti • B.Com Finance, Wits • MSciPhyusics, UCL • BE Chem Eng, Edinburgh • BSc Fluid Mech, Ecole Poly • BA Economics, Cambridge • MA International Business, Edinburgh • BSc Man Studies, IC • BA Physical Science, Cambridge • BSc Geol Eng, Middle East Tech Uni • BSc Econ, Warwick • BSc Mech Eng, Ecole Nat Sup • BSc Fin & Accounting, Brunel • MSc Chem, Warwick

33. Profile of 2008/2009 Students • MSci, Univ. Bristol • DIP Economics, Univ. Bonn • BA Phil, Univ. Leeds • BSc Appl. Chem, Univ. Newcastle • ME, Univ. Leeds • BE Mining Eng., Univ. Akure • BSc Elec Eng, Ecole Sup D’Elec (x3) • BA Econ. Univ. Durham • BE Chem. Eng., Univ. Nottingham • BE Mat. & Metall Eng. FUT • BSc Econ & Geosc., Univ. St Andrews • MD Manag. Eng., Univ. Cath. de Louvain • BSc Eng Geol, Univ. Tehran • BSc Econ. SOA, Azerbaijan • BSc, Mech Eng.,BA, Econ, Queen’s Univ. • ME Elec. Eng. ENSEEIHT • BE Mech. Eng.,Kings College, london. • BSc Mining & Ind Eng, Univ. de Chile • BSc Econ., univ. Warwick • MSc Appl. Maths, Sorbonne • BE Cehm Eng, Univ. Leeds • BSc Maths, Royal Holloway

34. Contact Details • Course Director – Professor Dennis Buchanan • E-mail: msc.mef@imperial.ac.uk • Samantha Delamaine - Postgraduate Administrator • Address: • Department of Earth Science & Engineering • South Kensington Campus • Imperial College London • London SW7 2AZ • Tel: 020 7594 7339 • E-mail: sam.delamaine@imperial.ac.uk • 1011/2012 Fees : £29,500 (overseas) and £17,500 (Home EU)