The Geospatial Information Sciences is a Master degree offered by University of Texas at Dallas at its main campus in Richardson , United States of America. The program is delivered on campus as a Full Time course in English and requires approximately 2 years to complete. Students study at the university's main campus while gaining the knowledge and practical experience expected for this area of study. The next intake is available from August 21, 2027.
The MS in Geospatial Information Sciences is a professional program offered jointly by the School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences and the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
The program provides students a rigorous understanding of the technologies, quantitative techniques, models and theories used to acquire and manage spatially referenced information and to analyze spatial processes.
Graduates of the program can apply their skills in multiple areas including public sectors, such as policy analysis, smart cities, transportation planning, geospatial intelligence, emergency response, public health and environmental sustainability, as well as private sectors, such as marketing, site selection, logistics, driverless cars, real estate, internet of things and resource exploration (including petroleum).
Each graduate program and certificate has its own deadlines, admission committee and recommendation process. Direct any questions to the contact person listed on the program-specific information page.
Although UT Dallas sets minimum requirements, other application requirements vary by program. Check out the links below to learn what you will need to apply.
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As a new graduate student, we encourage you to view additional steps you may need to take before you register for your first day of class.
United States of America, Richardson
