Undergraduate
The
disciplines of Surveying
and Spatial Information Technology/Science/Systems involves the measurement,
analysis, management, storage and display of spatial data describing
the Earth, its physical features and the built environment. It
encompasses professionals in the traditional specialised areas of
cadastral surveying, engineering & mining surveying, cartography,
computer graphics, photogrammetry, geodesy, and land development.
However, as spatial information is increasingly being integrated into
business, government and personal decision-making, as the tools and
skills of Surveyors and Spatial Information Specialists are finding
wider application.
Programs / Degrees
If your ATAR is below the formal cut-off it may still be
possible to gain entry via Alternative
Pathways.
Download document on
Pathways to Admission that set out all options in addition to via the
ATAR...
The Bachelor of Engineering degrees are not
offered in an external mode (e.g. distance / correspondence) or
in part time mode (in the sense of evening classes only).
Attendance during the day is required for many of the
courses. However it is possible to spread the degree over more years,
and do only a few courses each semester. There are two semesters of 12
weeks of classes each, per year, plus some exam weeks, allowing many
other weeks per year for full time employment. This allows students to
work some days per week, and attend classes on other days. In Year 4
some of the courses are taught at night.
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