Bachelor of Science in Geomatics
Our Bachelor of Science in Geomatics program will include courses in geographic information systems, remote sensing, Photogrammetry, Global positioning and surveying, spatial statistics, and computer science.
Individuals with bachelor’s degree in geomatics will have diverse employment opportunities. Careers may include: Geospatial analyst, GIS technician, Geodesy research associate, survey operations coordinator etc.
Basic instruction in geographical information system and remote sensing is incorporated in the course to give students an appreciation of the range of technological tools available to assist in decision-making processes for effective property management and development.
Entry Requirements:
The entry requirement to the course is completion of Grade 12 School Certificate (or equivalent) level only.
Course Summary
- 4 years full time
- On Campus (Taraka)
- Available to domestic students
- Start Year Intake - February
- Course Code: B Sc. Geomatics
- Department: Surveying and Lands Studies
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