Geographic Information Science explores the way spatial information is derived and used. The field covers a wide range of technologies including geographic information systems, remote sensing, global positioning systems, photogrammetry, surveying and digital aerial photography. Employment in the field of GIS is wide ranging.
Students can also select a limited number of units in other areas.
Employment opportunities in this field are wide ranging and include specialist GIS work in local councils, research bodies, universities, government departments, exploration, medical research and marketing . An Honours year comprising course work and a research project. Students either access this program on entry to University or seek a transfer from another degree program. The program has a core of 11 units of which seven are compulsory. These notes are only intended to guide your selection, and you should seek Academic advice and read the Calendar's Unit descriptions and coherencies for details.