Geomatics & Management - MSc

University of Glasgow Adam Smith Business School

Full time September MSc 1 Year Full Time

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About the course

The Masters in Geomatics & Management is aimed at graduates in geomatics (surveying and mapping). It will enhance your career progression in the field of geomatics, and provide you with the necessary skill set to succeed in managerial positions. The combination of geomatics with management offered by this programme has been strongly endorsed by

Entry Requirements

Honours degree or equivalent in geomatics or similar subject.

Those with lower qualifications having significant experience in industry will be considered on an individual basis.

Fees

Please see the university website for further information on fees for this course.

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