Course Fee:
International: $85,500
Entry Requirements:
Year 12 or equivalent; or mature age entry (STAT); or TAFE/VET qualifications; or higher education transfers; or completion of a foundation studies program
Structure:
This degree has been developed in consultation with the industries likely to employ graduates. The degree provides a flexible and progressive approach to the combination of GIS, remote sensing, information technology (IT) and another full major area of study from a selected list. This unique approach allows students to choose another major area of study. The incorporation of a major sequence in this course reflects an increasing need for multi-disciplinary graduates who have advanced skills in the application of GIS, remote sensing and IT. The first year consists of introductory IT, GIS, elective topics, major sequence subjects and a GIS field camp. The second year includes GIS, remote sensing, statistics, major sequence topics and importantly, an industry placement of 120 hours over the summer break where the students gain experience working in the industry. The third year consists of Advanced Digital Image Analysis, GIS modelling, major sequence topics, and a major project that allows each student to apply their GIS, remote sensing and IT knowledge in an exciting and relevant area of interest. Students who are eligible are also encouraged to consider Honours.
Subjects you can Study:
Bachelor of Science Major - Students may undertake a Bachelor of Science major selected from the following: Animal Biology Aquatic Biology Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Chemistry Cognitive Science Computer Science Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Environmental Geology Environmental Hydrology and Water Resources Environmental Management Geography Mathematics Microbiology Ocean and Climate Sciences Physics Plant Biology Statistics Bachelor of Arts Major - Students may undertake a Bachelor of Arts major selected from the following: Applied Linguistics Australian Studies Creative Writing Criminology Drama English French History Indonesian Innovation and Enterprise International Relations Italian Law and Society Modern Greek Philosophy Politics Screen and Media Sociology Spanish Women's Studies
Further information:
Students also have the option of combining this degree with Archaeology and any other degree within the College of Science and Engineering, subject to meeting entry requirements.
Recognition:
Graduates may apply for professional recognition by the Spatial Sciences Institute.
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Provider CRICOS: 00114A
Related Careers:
Geographic Information Systems Officer,Campus | ATAR/OP | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bedford Park | 70 | Yes | Full time | 3 years |
Bedford Park | 70 | Yes | Part time | 6 years |
Course Fee:
International: $85,500
Entry Requirements:
Year 12 or equivalent; or mature age entry (STAT); or TAFE/VET qualifications; or higher education transfers; or completion of a foundation studies program
Structure:
This degree has been developed in consultation with the industries likely to employ graduates. The degree provides a flexible and progressive approach to the combination of GIS, remote sensing, information technology (IT) and another full major area of study from a selected list. This unique approach allows students to choose another major area of study. The incorporation of a major sequence in this course reflects an increasing need for multi-disciplinary graduates who have advanced skills in the application of GIS, remote sensing and IT. The first year consists of introductory IT, GIS, elective topics, major sequence subjects and a GIS field camp. The second year includes GIS, remote sensing, statistics, major sequence topics and importantly, an industry placement of 120 hours over the summer break where the students gain experience working in the industry. The third year consists of Advanced Digital Image Analysis, GIS modelling, major sequence topics, and a major project that allows each student to apply their GIS, remote sensing and IT knowledge in an exciting and relevant area of interest. Students who are eligible are also encouraged to consider Honours.
Subjects you can Study:
Bachelor of Science Major - Students may undertake a Bachelor of Science major selected from the following: Animal Biology Aquatic Biology Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Chemistry Cognitive Science Computer Science Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Environmental Geology Environmental Hydrology and Water Resources Environmental Management Geography Mathematics Microbiology Ocean and Climate Sciences Physics Plant Biology Statistics Bachelor of Arts Major - Students may undertake a Bachelor of Arts major selected from the following: Applied Linguistics Australian Studies Creative Writing Criminology Drama English French History Indonesian Innovation and Enterprise International Relations Italian Law and Society Modern Greek Philosophy Politics Screen and Media Sociology Spanish Women's Studies
Further information:
Students also have the option of combining this degree with Archaeology and any other degree within the College of Science and Engineering, subject to meeting entry requirements.
Recognition:
Graduates may apply for professional recognition by the Spatial Sciences Institute.
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Provider CRICOS: 00114A
Related Careers:
Geographic Information Systems Officer,Campus | ATAR/OP | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bedford Park | 70 | Yes | Full time | 3 years |
Bedford Park | 70 | Yes | Part time | 6 years |
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