Geomatic Engineering and Planning Master

Monitoring, Designing and Sustaining our Living Space

Geomatic engineers monitor the structures of our living and working space, and contribute to a better understanding of processes relevant to the earth’s environment. Their knowledge ranges from the geosciences to computer science to spatial planning.

Credits ECTS: 90
Language of instruction: English/German

Structure:

Students of the three-semester Master’s degree programme can largely design their own curricula, whereby they deepen their knowledge in three of the six subject areas offered. Electives supplement this curriculum. A project and a 16-week Master’s thesis project provide the opportunity to approach a subject-specific topic in an applied or research-oriented manner. After obtaining the Master’s degree, graduates may acquire the Swiss federal license for cadastral surveyors.

- Choice of three specialisations

- Electives, project work, Master’s thesis (16 weeks)

Specialisations:

Engineering Geodesy and Satellite Geodesy; Navigation and Geodynamics; Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing; Geoinformation Science and Cartography; Spatial Development; Environmental Planning

Unconditional transfer from:

Geomatic Engineering and Planning Bachelor

Further information:

Programme

Department D-BAUG

Contact:

Regula Oertle

Director of studies: Prof. Dr. Hilmar Ingensand

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