BSc · Engineering
BSc Geomatic Engineering
- Qualification
- BSc
- Duration
- 4 years
- Region
- Western
Overview
BSc Geomatic Engineering teaches you how to collect, analyse and visualise accurate information about the Earth and built environments. At the University of Mines and Technology, it supports Ghana’s needs in mining, land administration, infrastructure, urban planning and digital mapping.
What you will study
You study surveying, geodesy, cartography, geographic information systems, remote sensing, photogrammetry, global navigation satellite systems and spatial data management. You gain practical experience with field instruments, drones, satellite imagery, computer mapping and three-dimensional modelling.
Career prospects
You can work as a geomatic engineer, land surveyor, GIS analyst, remote-sensing specialist, cartographer, photogrammetrist or mine surveyor with mining companies, survey firms, construction companies, local authorities and land agencies. International opportunities include geospatial technology, smart cities, disaster management, infrastructure, environmental monitoring and mapping organisations.
Who this programme may suit
You thrive if you enjoy technology, geography, mathematics and precise field measurements. Patience, spatial awareness, attention to detail and confidence using specialised software are strong advantages.