Rock Mechanics in Mining Engineering is a comprehensive and foundational text designed to provide a clear understanding of the principles and applications of rock mechanics in the context of modern mining practices. The book is specifically tailored for undergraduate and postgraduate students of mining engineering, as well as for practicing engineers and researchers seeking a structured and practical approach to the subject. Covering both fundamental concepts and applied aspects, the book systematically explores topics such as stress and strain behavior of rocks, rock mass classification systems, failure criteria, ground control techniques, and the design of underground excavations. Emphasis is placed on bridging theoretical knowledge with real-world mining challenges, enabling readers to develop problem-solving skills essential for safe and efficient mining operations. Special attention has been given to contemporary issues such as mine safety, stability analysis, and sustainable mining practices. The book also incorporates relevant case studies, numerical examples, and illustrations to enhance conceptual clarity and practical understanding. Written in a clear and accessible manner, this text serves as a fundamental resource for students while also acting as a valuable reference for professionals involved in rock engineering, underground mining, and geotechnical aрplications. It aims to build a strong technical foundation and support the development of competent mining engineers equipped to address the evolving demands of the global mining industry.