Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, The University of Queensland

The CSRM’s core business is to undertake high quality social science research that is of value to mining companies and the communities in which they operate.

CSRM: Who we are

What's New
» Environmental and Public Health Issues in Mount Isa: 2007 Community Survey
» Three new reports on Indigenous Employment

Coming Events
» Managing the Socio-Economic Dimension of Mine Closure
» Mining Gender and Sustainable Livelihoods, 6-7 November 2008, Canberra
» Upcoming Courses focussing on Safety Leadership and Risk Behaviour
» Dialogue Skills for Community Engagement - A People Centred Approach, 11-13 November 2008, Brisbane QLD
» Call for Papers: Sustainable Development Indicators in the Minerals Industry 2009 Conference, 6-8 July 2009, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
» NSW Minerals Council Environment and Community Conference, 16-18 November 2008, Blue Mountains, NSW

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The Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining (CSRM) was established by the University of Queensland in 2001 in response to growing interest in and debate about the role of the mining and minerals industry in contemporary society. Since then, CSRM has contributed to industry change processes through leading research, post-graduate teaching, professional education, research-orientated consulting and pro-bono work. CSRM has global reach, with particular experience in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.

New in 2008:
Graduate Certificate in Community Relations (Resources Sector)

The University of Queensland, in partnership with the Minerals Council of Australia and the Australian National University, has developed a postgraduate program in Community Relations targeted at the Resources Sector.

The program covers four key areas:
- community engagement
- community development
- corporate social responsibility
- cultural awareness

MORE INFORMATION

Contact:
Phil Clark - Program administrator
07 3346 4007 or at p.clark@smi.uq.edu.au

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