Bachelor of Geospatial Science
offered by Charles Sturt University

Bachelor of Geospatial Science
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CSU
Overview

Mapping Earth's Mysteries: Bachelor's Journey in Geospatial Science Unraveling Spatial Patterns, Mapping Data, and Navigating Geographical Challenges

Skills you will learn

Who should do this course?

High school graduates interested in pursuing a career in geospatial technology, mapping, environmental science, urban planning, or related fields

What are the course deliverables?

Analyze spatial data using advanced geospatial technologies to address real-world challenges in diverse fields such as urban planning, environmental management, and disaster response
Apply principles of geospatial analysis and visualization to interpret spatial patterns and trends, facilitating informed decision-making in various domains
Demonstrate proficiency in utilizing Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, and Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) to collect, process, and analyze geospatial data effectively
Develop comprehensive knowledge of cartographic techniques and spatial data modeling to create accurate and visually compelling maps for diverse applications

More about this course

The Bachelor of Geospatial Science program equips students with essential skills in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, and spatial analysis
Students learn to harness geospatial technologies to solve complex environmental, urban planning, and disaster management challenges, preparing them for diverse careers at the intersection of technology and geography

Core subject

SCI101 What is Science?

SCI103 Introduction to Geospatial Science

SPA215 GIS 1: Geographic Information Science Foundations

SPA217 Remote Sensing of the Environment

Restricted elective

ENM111 Indigenous Environmental Studies

Minor sequence

MINMT1 Mathematics

MINIT1 Information Technology

Eligibility criteria Up Arrow Icon

Conditional Offer Up Arrow Icon

Yes
An offer of admission may be made with a condition that the applicant must meet one or more entry requirements (for example where the applicant is currently undertaking a pathway course), and may be withdrawn if the applicant does not meet the condition(s) by the deadline stated in the offer.