Welcome to the School of Surveying and Land Studies
Our webpage provides a comprehensive overview of our academic programs, distinguished faculty, ongoing events and the diverse projects we are involved in.
To achieve this, we are committed to:
- Qualified Teaching Staff: Employing highly qualified faculty, each holding at least a Master’s degree in their respective fields, in alignment with PNGUoT policies.
- High Standards: Ensuring excellence in teaching and research through established PNGUoT protocols, including Academic Quality Assurance Testing (AQAT), research publications, community engagement, and fostering formal interactions between students and industry.
- Technological Advancement: Staying abreast of emerging technologies in modern education and land professions.
- Benchmarking: Actively benchmarking our academic programs against industry and international standards. We invite you to explore our webpage and discover the exciting opportunities and insights that the School of Surveying and Land Studies has to offer.
Campus News/Updates
PNGUoT’s Mathematics and Computer Science Staff & Student Association Celebrates International Pi Day
PNGUoT’s Mathematics and Computer Science Staff & Student Association Celebrates International Pi Day Story and Pictures Supplied The Mathematics and Computer Science Staff and Student Association ( MCSSSA ) successfully organized a lively and engaging Pi Day event, which brought together not only Mathematics and Computer Sciences students but also
PNGUoT TO COLLABORATE WITH THE NATIONAL ENERGY AUTHORITY
PNGUoT TO COLLABORATE WITH THE NATIONAL ENERGY AUTHORITY By Delma MANUKI (Intern) The Papua New Guinea University of Technology ( PNGUoT ) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding ( MoU ) with the National Energy Authority ( NEA ) aimed at creating collaborative efforts in providing accessible consultancy services in
PNGUoT’s FIRE AND AMBULANCE BUILDING HANDED OVER
PNGUoT’s FIRE AND AMBULANCE BUILDING HANDED OVER By Malai JOHN (Intern) A new fire and ambulance building, built to assist staff and students with fire and health emergencies was handed over to Papua New Guinea University of Technology (PNGUoT) on Friday 07th of February. Vice-Chancellor for PNGUoT, Professor Ora Renagi