Geographic data underpins our understanding of many global issues from climate change to population dynamics. In New Zealand—and globally—there is a real shortage of people with the ability to apply and interpret this data, in what is a key, emerging field.

With the 180-point Master of Geographic Information Science, you’ll learn to harness data to enable a better understanding of what happens on Earth for both the physical environment and human populations.

You’ll gain a strong understanding of core geospatial tools and techniques, such as programming, database management, cartography, remote sensing and spatial analysis.

Move into a career in the geospatial industry or enhance your current professional experience with this programme. You’ll have skills that are in high demand In New Zealand, Australia, and around the world.

A Bachelor's degree with at least a B average and two undergraduate geographic information science courses or extensive relevant industry experience