Graduate Certificate in Geographic Information Science
Curtin University
Course Fee:
Australian: $13,400
International: $18,600
Entry Requirements:
Degree or equivalent qual; assumed background in mathematics and statistics equivalent to 1st-year university level
Structure:
Core units plus options/electives. This program comprises foundation units which reflect basic core areas in geographic information science. These units are extended by specialist options in GIScience core areas. Optional units may be limited depending on the semester of entry and the availability of units. Optional units provide students with broader and deeper insight into the knowledge, skills and applications of GIScience.
Subjects you can Study:
Geographic information science
Study Pathways:
Applications for Credit for Recognised Learning are assessed on an individual basis. Credit for Recognised Learning is not normally granted for optional units. Upon graduation, students are eligible to enrol directly in the Graduate Diploma in Geographic Information Science and will be eligible for recognition of prior learning to the value of 100 credits in that award.
Further information:
Curtin Course Code: GC-GISC
Who for:
Professionals seeking to develop their knowledge and skills in the field of GIS
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Provider CRICOS: 00301J
Related Careers:
Geographic Information Systems Officer,| Campus | ATAR/OP | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bentley - main campus | No info | No | Online | |
| Bentley - main campus | No info | No | Full time | 0.5 year |
| Bentley - main campus | No info | No | Part time | 1 year |
Curtin is Western Australia’s most preferred university and has more than 56,000 students across its campuses and online. New students can expect to become part of a forward thinking, international culture committed to sharing innovative ideas.
The university offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in business, humanities, health sciences, resources, engineering and related sciences.
Ranked among the world’s best
Curtin’s growing reputation has seen the university rapidly rise up the international rankings in recent years. In 2018 it was ranked among the top one per cent of the world’s universities in the Academic Ranking of World Universities.
Curtin was also ranked second in the world for mineral and mining engineering, and 42nd in the world for earth and marine sciences in the 2018 QS World University Rankings by Subject.
Global connections
Curtin has campuses in Perth, Dubai, Malaysia, Mauritius and Singapore, as well as course delivery through more than 130 partner institutions worldwide.
In 2016, Curtin formed an alliance with one of the oldest and most revered universities in the world – The University of Aberdeen in Scotland – which will leverage the strengths and industry networks of both universities, particularly in energy research.
Research and development
Curtin leads a number of major international research projects and is involved with more than 70 research centres and collaborations, including the Curtin Institute of Radio Astronomy, the Centre for Crop and Disease Management and Innovation Central Perth.
Learning reinvented
Curtin’s undergraduate and postgraduate courses are regularly reviewed by industry, business and government to ensure graduates are prepared for today’s changing global market.
The university has also incorporated work integrated learning activities and introduced technology-rich environments that recreate real workplaces, such as a simulated hospital ward, stock market trading room and digital marketing agency, so students can graduate with the skills and knowledge that employers want.
Curtin offers courses across a variety of study areas, including:
- agriculture, environment and sustainability
- architecture and construction
- the arts and creative industries
- business, management and law
- culture, language and indigenous
- education
- engineering and mining
- health
- IT and computing
- physical sciences and mathematics.
A place of innovation
Curtin has embarked on a 20-year plan to create ‘Greater Curtin’, which will see the university’s campus in Perth transformed into a major innovation precinct for the Asia-Pacific region.
The plan will bring together industry, academia and government like never before in Western Australia. It will include new transport infrastructure, student accommodation, dedicated spaces and programs to support entrepreneurship, and facilities to encourage new research and industry partnerships.
Campus life
Curtin is a hive of activity. Between classes, students can enjoy a range of activities including sports and fitness, social clubs and societies, volunteer work and exciting campus events.
If you choose to study with Curtin, you can expect to build life skills and become part of a forward-thinking, international community committed to sharing innovative ideas.
Learn more
Course Fee:
Australian: $13,400
International: $18,600
Entry Requirements:
Degree or equivalent qual; assumed background in mathematics and statistics equivalent to 1st-year university level
Structure:
Core units plus options/electives. This program comprises foundation units which reflect basic core areas in geographic information science. These units are extended by specialist options in GIScience core areas. Optional units may be limited depending on the semester of entry and the availability of units. Optional units provide students with broader and deeper insight into the knowledge, skills and applications of GIScience.
Subjects you can Study:
Geographic information science
Study Pathways:
Applications for Credit for Recognised Learning are assessed on an individual basis. Credit for Recognised Learning is not normally granted for optional units. Upon graduation, students are eligible to enrol directly in the Graduate Diploma in Geographic Information Science and will be eligible for recognition of prior learning to the value of 100 credits in that award.
Further information:
Curtin Course Code: GC-GISC
Who for:
Professionals seeking to develop their knowledge and skills in the field of GIS
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Provider CRICOS: 00301J
Related Careers:
Geographic Information Systems Officer,| Campus | ATAR/OP | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bentley - main campus | No info | No | Online | |
| Bentley - main campus | No info | No | Full time | 0.5 year |
| Bentley - main campus | No info | No | Part time | 1 year |
Curtin is Western Australia’s most preferred university and has more than 56,000 students across its campuses and online. New students can expect to become part of a forward thinking, international culture committed to sharing innovative ideas.
The university offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in business, humanities, health sciences, resources, engineering and related sciences.
Ranked among the world’s best
Curtin’s growing reputation has seen the university rapidly rise up the international rankings in recent years. In 2018 it was ranked among the top one per cent of the world’s universities in the Academic Ranking of World Universities.
Curtin was also ranked second in the world for mineral and mining engineering, and 42nd in the world for earth and marine sciences in the 2018 QS World University Rankings by Subject.
Global connections
Curtin has campuses in Perth, Dubai, Malaysia, Mauritius and Singapore, as well as course delivery through more than 130 partner institutions worldwide.
In 2016, Curtin formed an alliance with one of the oldest and most revered universities in the world – The University of Aberdeen in Scotland – which will leverage the strengths and industry networks of both universities, particularly in energy research.
Research and development
Curtin leads a number of major international research projects and is involved with more than 70 research centres and collaborations, including the Curtin Institute of Radio Astronomy, the Centre for Crop and Disease Management and Innovation Central Perth.
Learning reinvented
Curtin’s undergraduate and postgraduate courses are regularly reviewed by industry, business and government to ensure graduates are prepared for today’s changing global market.
The university has also incorporated work integrated learning activities and introduced technology-rich environments that recreate real workplaces, such as a simulated hospital ward, stock market trading room and digital marketing agency, so students can graduate with the skills and knowledge that employers want.
Curtin offers courses across a variety of study areas, including:
- agriculture, environment and sustainability
- architecture and construction
- the arts and creative industries
- business, management and law
- culture, language and indigenous
- education
- engineering and mining
- health
- IT and computing
- physical sciences and mathematics.
A place of innovation
Curtin has embarked on a 20-year plan to create ‘Greater Curtin’, which will see the university’s campus in Perth transformed into a major innovation precinct for the Asia-Pacific region.
The plan will bring together industry, academia and government like never before in Western Australia. It will include new transport infrastructure, student accommodation, dedicated spaces and programs to support entrepreneurship, and facilities to encourage new research and industry partnerships.
Campus life
Curtin is a hive of activity. Between classes, students can enjoy a range of activities including sports and fitness, social clubs and societies, volunteer work and exciting campus events.
If you choose to study with Curtin, you can expect to build life skills and become part of a forward-thinking, international community committed to sharing innovative ideas.
Learn more
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