Bachelor of Surveying (Honours)

Program Overview

This hands-on surveying degree combines theory and practice in various specializations, including engineering, topographical, cadastral, mining, hydrographic, geodetic, and digital infrastructure surveying. Through field work, industry projects, and work-integrated learning, students gain real-world skills and industry experience, building a strong foundation in surveying and its applications in diverse contexts.

Program Outline

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This hands-on degree provides a strong link between theory and practice in surveying specialisations, including engineering and topographical surveying, cadastral surveying, mining surveying, hydrographic surveying, geodetic surveying, high precision digital infrastructure surveying, land boundary legislation and land development. Field work, industry projects and work integrated learning opportunities will provide you with real world skills and industry experience. These experiences will build your fundamental knowledge in surveying to understand the application of surveying technology and techniques to different social, cultural, ethical, legal and business contexts.