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Graduate programs offered

The Department of Geomatics currently offers a range of innovative and challenging postgraduate programs including: Graduate Certificates, a variety of flexible Master's Degrees including both coursework and research components (or a customised mix), and a three year PhD.

A selection of current student research topics can be viewed at Postgraduate Research Highlights.

Course By Course
Work (CW)
or by
Research
(Res)
Entry requirement Length
Grad Certificate in
Geographic Information Systems
CW
3 year Degree – Pass level or, other tertiary education with at least 2 years industry experience
6 months
(1 semester)
(4 x 12.5 subjects)
Grad Diploma in
Geographic Information Systems
CW Degree – Pass level or, other Degree with at least 2 years industry experience 1 year
(8 x 12.5 subjects)
Grad Dip in Geomatic Science CW Degree in Surveying or, Geomatics – pass or, other qualifications in allied technical disciplines and at least 2 years industry experience 1 year
(2 semesters)
(8 x 12.5 subjects)
Master of Geographic Information Technology CW 4 year Degree or, 3 year Degree and at least 2 years industry experience 1 year
(2 semesters)
(8 x 12.5 subjects)
Master of Applied Science GIS
(by coursework)
CW 4 year Degree at honours level or, other tertiary education with at least 2 years industry experience 18 months
(3 semesters)
150 points
Master of Applied Science GIS
(by research)
Res 4 year Degree at honours level or, other tertiary education may be considered 18 months
(3 semesters)
150 points
Master of Applied Science Geomatics (by res.) Res 4 year Degree at honours level or, other tertiary education with at least 2 years industry experience 18 months
(3 semesters)
150 points
Master of Geomatic Engineering Res 4 year Degree in Geomatic Engineering at honours level 18 months
(3 semesters)
150 points
PhD Res 4 year Degree at honours level or, Masters by research or, coursework (must have sound research proposal) 3 years
CAP (Community Access Program) CW    

 

Additional information is at the Engineering Postgraduate site and in the Engineering Postgraduate Handbook

Additional administrative PhD information can be found at the School of Graduate Research site.

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