Department of Geomatics

Faculty

FACULTY OF FORESTRY, GEOGRAPHY AND GEOMANTICS (FFGG)

Departments

Department of Wood and Forest sciences

The Bachelor of Geomatics uses the dimensions as mathematics, legal and technological planning. After your studies, you will be able to measure and collect information on the Earth, to process this information to produce actions, plans, maps and information systems and to provide advice and professional advice. You will study, among other things, surveying, geodesy, digital mapping, drafting, geographic information systems, airborne surveys, hydrography and satellite positioning.

Your training will also be to learn and understand the legal concepts concerning the territory by over planning law and planning, real estate law, land cadastre and expertise that will allow you to exercise properly your role as a land surveyor.

Professions

Surveyor
Geomatics Project Officer
Geomatician
Geometer
Companies of public infrastructure (electricity, telephone, etc.)
Geomatics consulting firms
Private firms of surveyors
Territorial based departments (eg in the fields of transport, environment, natural resources and wildlife)

Employers

Companies of prefabricated houses
Geodetic Engineer
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Engineer
Geomatics Engineer
Offshore Survey Engineer
Photogrammetric Engineer
Pipeline Integrity Manager
Professional Land Surveyor

Certificate in Environmental Studies - Semester 1

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Objective
Develop an understanding of the physical, chemical, biological and cultural aspects of the environment.

CODE	TITLE	CREDITS
ENV 1101	Environmental Chemistry	3
ENV 1105	Collection of information	3
ENV 1120	Sustainable Development	3
ENV 1130	Communication	3
ENV 1151	Environment and Challenges	3

Certificate in Environmental Studies - Semester 2