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Courses
University prerequisites and recommended subjects
Prerequisites and cut-off scores for entry to university courses
vary. Common prerequisites include mathematics and physics. Subjects
like information technology, environmental studies, or law provide
useful background.
SURVEYING DEGREES
Tertiary institutions in all states
of Australia (excepting the ACT and the Northern Territory) offer
surveying degrees. The course takes four years, although some
institutions also offer a Bachelor of Technology degree (3 years)
leading to a career as a Surveying Technologist.
Also, several offer five-year double-degree
options, which may include science, engineering, information
technology, commerce or arts. An engineering degree may cover
geomatic, mechanical, mining, civil, material, environmental and
chemical engineering.
These double-degrees lead to:
- Bachelor of Engineering (Geomatic Engineering) and
Bachelor of Science
- Bachelor of Engineering (Geomatic Engineering) and
Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Science
(Computer Science) Bachelor of Surveying and Civil Engineering
- Bachelor of Surveying and Information Technology
Spatial science courses are offered
in all Australian states. To view a list of courses visit the Australian
Surveying and Mapping Lecturers Association >>
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