About this course
Geospatial scientists measure, map and model our world. You could play a critical role in the decisions that affect our society and influence the world of tomorrow. This degree will give you hands-on experience with the full range of traditional land surveying equipment as well as modern technologies such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems), airborne and satellite remote sensing, Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), and laser scanning (3D point cloud processing). You'll learn practical skills that are highly relevant across disciplines such as Environmental Management, Geography, Geoscience, Computing and Information Systems, Biological Sciences, Agricultural Science, Marine Science, and Antarctic Science.
Entry requirements
• Level: +2 (Faculty: Science) • Minimum Score: 3.0 • Passout Year: Recent
Requirements change between intakes, and a profile that falls short on one line can still be admissible on another. Bring your transcripts in and we will assess them against the rules that apply on the day you apply.