Program Overview

Introduction to Geosensing Systems Engineering & Sciences

The Geosensing Systems Engineering & Sciences (GSES) graduate program offers opportunities for students from a wide range of disciplines to become next-generation global engineers and scientists. This program is supported by four faculty members in Civil & Environmental Engineering (CEE).

Program Overview

The GSES graduate program is open to students with a B.S. degree in engineering, geomatics, geosciences, physics, astronomy, computer sciences, geography, or any related field. Admission to the program requires appropriate and required GRE scores; international students must also provide TOEFL scores.

Degree Programs

• Ph.D. in Geosensing Systems Engineering & Sciences:
  • Requires a minimum of 54 credit hours beyond an approved 30-credit M.S. degree.
  • Students must write a dissertation containing original research and defend it before graduating.

Funding and Support

Funding is available for qualified students in the GSES graduate program.

Admission Criteria

• Students must have a B.S. degree in a relevant field (engineering, geomatics, geosciences, physics, astronomy, computer sciences, geography, or related fields).
• Required GRE scores for admission.
• International students must provide both GRE and TOEFL scores.