查尔斯特大学

Dive deep into data. Make it meaningful. Then get creative to solve some of the complex problems facing the environment and help to make people’s everyday lives a little easier. The Bachelor of Geospatial Science from Charles Sturt University equips you to pilot advanced technologies in order to harness the world of data – then use the intelligence to shape our world.

As a geospatial scientist you’ll study the relationships between physical locations, people, and earth processes. And you’ll develop the skills and understanding to make connections between people, places and processes.

Course highlights

The right skills

Begin the Bachelor of Geospatial Science with a solid foundation in geographic information science, remote sensing and cartography. Then build your own unique knowledge platform by specializing in information science, mathematics, ecology, geography, agriculture or emergency management.

Practical, relevant experience

Designed in consultation with experts to maximize industry relevance, this course gives you plenty of hands-on experience right from the start. You’ll be solving geospatial problems and diving into work placements from your first year of study.

A fresh approach

While many geospatial science undergraduate degrees concentrate on professional surveying practice, the Bachelor of Geospatial Science takes a fresh approach. This course offers you a unique opportunity to focus on geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing in a dedicated degree.

Career opportunities

Geospatial science is a rapidly growing field whose graduates are in high demand around the globe. The career opportunities are excitingly diverse and span government and industry sectors.

Make a positive environmental impact

Contribute to a sustainable world through environmental and agricultural analysis and management (including water and land resource management) with local, state or federal government, for catchment management authorities or consultancies.

Plan for the future

Shape the future in business analysis and planning including urban planning, census analysis, resource planning and utilities management for government and the corporate sector.

Provide a human touch

Support communities through disaster and emergency management, or with the analysis of areas such as health and disease, crime patterns or human migration.