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Master of Applied Science (Spatial Information Science) - M.Appl.Sc.(S.I.S.)

The Master of Applied Science (Spatial Information Science) at a glance...

Duration full time: 1 year

Duration part time: 2 years

Commencing semesters: 
Semester 1
Semester 2

Credit points for completion: 48

Course location: 

  • Camperdown/Darlington Campus
Where is this?

Course study mode: 

  • On Campus

Available to international students? 

  • Full time Onshore

Course code: LC052

CRICOS code: 060915D

Faculty:  Science
Faculty fax number: 
+61 2 9351 3644
Faculty phone number: 
+61 2 9351 6443
Contact position: 
Postgraduate Coursework Coordinator
Faculty contact: 
Dr Eleanor Bruce

Faculty street address: 
School of Geosciences
Madsen Building
The University of Sydney   New South Wales   2006
Australia
Faculty mailing address: 
School of Geosciences
Madsen Building F09
The University of Sydney   New South Wales   2006
Australia

Faculty web address: 
http://www.geosci.usyd.edu.au
Email address: 
e.bruce@usyd.edu.au

The field of spatial science involves the exploration of geographical association through different methods of spatial analysis and inquiry.

Challenges faced in addressing impacts of climate change, natural hazards and changing population pressures can often be addressed from a spatial perspective.

Expansion in the availability of geographically referenced data has resulted from advances in satellite and aerial-borne remotely sensed technologies and the proliferation of spatially referenced databases. The utilisation of this information in understanding processes and addressing critical social and environmental problems has increased demand for interpretive, analysis and modelling theories and methodologies that deal with the spatio-temporal dimension.

This program has been designed to equip students with in-depth knowledge, understanding and expertise in GIS, spatial modelling and remote sensing required for professionals in this field.

Rapid expansion of the spatial science discipline over the past five years has generated increased demand for individuals with post graduate level qualifications in this field.

For more information about this program visit the Faculty of Science course information page.

On campus attendance pattern

Full time, Part time

Course level

Masters by Coursework

Handbook website link

http://www.usyd.edu.au/handbooks/science/00_introduction.shtml

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