Geospatial intelligence is all about extracting useful insights from location-based data. This course helps students develop expertise in geospatial analytics, dataset integration, and modelling, empowering them to address various real-world challenges like urban planning, climate change, agriculture, and geology. Students will learn how to analyze and interpret large, diverse datasets using tools like remote sensing, GIS, and visualisation, along with scripting skills to automate complex tasks. In the second year, students undertake a literature review and a significant research project on a chosen topic. The course offers a blend of practical and theoretical knowledge, enabling graduates to enhance or switch their careers with skills that are valuable across different sectors.
Why this course is highly recommended
Graduates of this course can expect to develop a comprehensive set of skills that combine technical expertise with critical analysis. The course emphasizes industry collaboration, problem-solving, and communication, which are highly valued in the job market. Additionally, students may be eligible for full membership of the Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute, offering professional recognition and enhanced career prospects.
This course offers a broad focus on geospatial intelligence, with skills spanning remote sensing, GIS, data management, visualisation, and software analysis. It prepares students to tackle spatial issues on local and global scales and understand cross-cultural perspectives, making it ideal for those interested in applying spatial solutions in diverse contexts.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
22.95L
Living cost
Applicants need to have a recognised Bachelor Degree in any discipline to qualify for this course, offering flexibility and accessibility to candidates from diverse academic backgrounds.

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Graduates will be equipped to work in fields such as urban planning, conservation, agriculture, and geological modelling, where they can apply geospatial intelligence to make informed decisions. The course prepares students to use advanced spatial analysis and modelling tools, increasing their employability in these growth areas.