Applied Geomatics

Program Overview

The Master of Science in Applied Geomatics program combines GIS training from the College of the North Atlantic with research-based coursework and a thesis project at Memorial University. It prepares students for careers in environmental fields that require advanced spatial analysis and its application to research. The program features core and specialization courses, a thesis-based research project, and diverse faculty with environmental interests.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Degree:

Master of Science in Applied Geomatics (MSc in AG)

Overview:

The MSc in Applied Geomatics program is a collaboration between Memorial University's Grenfell Campus and the College of the North Atlantic's campus in Corner Brook. Students first complete the GIS Applications Specialist post-diploma program at the College of the North Atlantic, followed by the Master of Science in Applied Geomatics program at Memorial, where they undertake a thesis-based research project supervised by a Grenfell researcher.

Objectives:

• Prepare students for careers in environmental fields that require advanced spatial analysis and its application to research.

Program Description:

• Integrates broad and intense training in spatial data analysis with a focused research project that leads to a thesis.

Outline:

Coursework:

• Core courses
• Specialization courses

Research Project:

• Thesis-based research project supervised by a Grenfell faculty member.

Assessment:

Assessment Methods:

• Coursework assessments

Faculty:

• Diverse group of researchers with environmental interests at Grenfell Campus.

Tuition Fees and Payment Information:

Tuition (NL students):MSc in AG: $635-$953/semester Tuition (Other Canadian students):MSc in AG: $826-$1,239/semester Tuition (International students):MSc in AG: $1,074-$1,611/semester