Bachelor of Geospatial Information Systems
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| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2027-03-01 | - |
| 2027-07-01 | - |
Program Overview
University Program Information
The university offers a range of programs for students, including undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
Study Areas
- Business
- Computer science and information technology
- Creative arts and media
- Criminology
- Defence and national security
- Education
- Engineering
- Environment
- Health
- Humanities and social sciences
- International relations and political science
- Languages
- Law
- Medicine
- Nursing and midwifery
- Psychology
- Science
- Social work
- Sport
Research Areas
- Engineering and technology
- Health and medical
- People and society
- Science, environment and natural resources
- Emerging research - Defence
Bachelor of Geospatial Information Systems
The Bachelor of Geospatial Information Systems is a unique degree that blends science, technology, and exploration. Students will learn how to capture and analyze geographic data using drones, satellites, and mapping software, and apply it to real-world challenges.
Entry Requirements
- Guaranteed Entry ATAR: 75.00
- No ATAR: Alternative entry options are available
- STAT: 150.0
- GPA: 4.5
- TAFE/VET: Certificate IV or above
- English language requirements: IELTS overall 6.0, Speaking 6.0, Writing 6.0, Pearson overall 50
Program Structure
The program is three years full-time (or part-time equivalent) and deferrable. Start dates are in March and July. Annual fees for 2026 are $9,537 (CSP) and $43,600 (FFP).
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers as:
- GIS Analyst
- Geospatial Data Scientist
- Earth Observation Specialist
- Cartographer
- Environmental Consultant
- Transport and Infrastructure Planner
Program Details
The program includes:
- Year 1: Core topics such as Geospatial Information Systems, Earth Observation Fundamentals, and Mathematics
- Year 2: Core topics such as Database Modelling and Information Management, Engineering Programming, and Drone Observation
- Year 3: Core topics such as Geospatial Information Systems Project, Spatial Information Management, and Advanced Spatial Analysis
Admission Pathways
The university offers various admission pathways, including:
- Year 12 entry
- TAFE/VET to uni
- Skills for Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)
- Indigenous Admission Scheme
- Course pathways
- Military academic pathways
- Foundation Studies
Application Process
To apply, students must:
- Select their course
- Check entry requirements
- Check eligibility for credit
- Apply online
- Obtain certified documents
- Submit their application and documents
Student Support
The university provides various support services for students, including:
- International Student Services (ISS)
- Academic support
- Cultural, health, and wellbeing services
- Campus facilities and services
Frequently Asked Questions
The university has a range of frequently asked questions and answers available for students, including information on:
- English language requirements
- Academic program pathways
- How to apply
- Student visa requirements
- Working while studying in Australia
- Support services for international students