Program start date | Application deadline |
2024-02-01 | - |
2024-07-01 | - |
Program Overview
This program prepares students for careers in geospatial technologies, including land use planning, crime analysis, disease monitoring, transportation management, and disaster response. Graduates can pursue roles as cartographers, photogrammetrists, GIS analysts, and geodists, with over 90% employed within three months of completing the degree.
Program Outline
Careers:
- More than 90% of graduates are employed within three months of completing the degree.
- Graduates can work in diverse roles that:
- manage and plan land use systems in local government
- map and analyze crime patterns with the police
- build systems for monitoring the spread of infectious disease
- manage transportation networks
- perform utility mapping and spatial analysis
- monitor natural resources
- manage and map coastal zones
- perform disaster informatics for disaster risk reduction and response
- perform weather forecasting.
- Graduates can pursue careers in cartography, mapping, surveying, measurement and geographical visualization:
- Cartographer - interpret, collect and measure geographic data
- Photogrammetrist - use satellite images, aerial photographs and light imaging detection to create models of the Earth’s surface and its features to help produce maps
- GIS Analyst - create spatial data sets, prepare maps and maintain databases
- Geodisist - measure and monitor the earth to determine the exact coordinates of a point.
RMIT University, Melbourne
Overview:
RMIT University is a globally recognized institution known for its expertise in technology, design, and enterprise. It offers a wide range of academic programs across various disciplines, with a strong focus on practical skills and industry relevance.
Services Offered:
RMIT provides a comprehensive range of services to support students throughout their academic journey. These include:
Student services:
Support for students in areas such as academic advising, career counseling, financial aid, and mental health.Library:
Access to extensive resources, including books, journals, databases, and online learning materials.Global opportunities:
Programs for international exchange, study abroad, and internships.Industry connections:
Opportunities to connect with industry professionals and gain practical experience through internships, placements, and research collaborations.Student Life and Campus Experience:
RMIT offers a vibrant and diverse campus experience with a strong sense of community. Students can expect:
Active student life:
A wide range of clubs, societies, and events to engage in.Modern facilities:
Access to state-of-the-art learning spaces, laboratories, and studios.City campus location:
A central location in Melbourne, providing easy access to cultural attractions, entertainment, and employment opportunities.Key Reasons to Study There:
Industry-focused education:
RMIT's programs are designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in their chosen fields.Global reputation:
RMIT is recognized internationally for its high-quality education and research.Strong industry connections:
RMIT has strong partnerships with leading businesses and organizations, providing students with valuable networking opportunities.Vibrant campus life:
RMIT offers a dynamic and inclusive campus environment with a wide range of student activities and support services.Academic Programs:
RMIT offers a wide range of academic programs, including:
Undergraduate courses:
Bachelor's degrees in various fields, including business, engineering, design, health sciences, and humanities.Postgraduate courses:
Master's degrees, PhDs, and other postgraduate qualifications.Vocational studies:
Certificates, diplomas, and advanced diplomas in a range of vocational areas.Pre-university studies:
Foundation programs for students preparing for university study.Online courses and degrees:
Flexible learning options for students who prefer to study remotely.Careers:
- More than 90% of graduates are employed within three months of completing the degree.
- Graduates can work in diverse roles that:
- manage and plan land use systems in local government
- map and analyze crime patterns with the police
- build systems for monitoring the spread of infectious disease
- manage transportation networks
- perform utility mapping and spatial analysis
- monitor natural resources
- manage and map coastal zones
- perform disaster informatics for disaster risk reduction and response
- perform weather forecasting.
- Graduates can pursue careers in cartography, mapping, surveying, measurement and geographical visualization:
- Cartographer - interpret, collect and measure geographic data
- Photogrammetrist - use satellite images, aerial photographs and light imaging detection to create models of the Earth’s surface and its features to help produce maps
- GIS Analyst - create spatial data sets, prepare maps and maintain databases
- Geodisist - measure and monitor the earth to determine the exact coordinates of a point.