Course Overview

Geographical information management is an exciting and rapidly growing branch of information technology (IT), incorporating and integrating satellite remote sensing, aerial photography, and other spatial data, such as soil survey information, to derive reliable and up-to-date information which is essential for the sustainable use or conservation of the earth’s resources. This course will equip you with the skills and knowledge to develop an exciting career helping to address global issues in resource management.

• Benefit from thorough training in the technical, analytical, and research skills needed for a successful career in this rapidly expanding field.

• Focus on identifying problems and creating solutions through the selection and integration of appropriate technologies.

• Learn via a varied combination of lectures, tutorials, real-world case studies, and practical sessions led by Cranfield staff.

• Undertake individual and group projects, often supported by external organizations and focused on your personal interests and career aspirations.

• Apply the knowledge and skills that you learn in this course to issues such as climate change, improving farming yields, tropical deforestation, transportation, smart navigation systems, disaster response management, recreation, property management, and telecommunications.

This MSc is supported by our team of professional thought leaders, including Professor Ronald Costante and Professor Stephen Hallett who are influential in the field of Environment and an integral part of this MSc.

General Eligibility

A first- or second-class UK honors degree in a relevant science, engineering, or related discipline; or the international equivalent of these UK qualifications. Other relevant qualifications, together with significant experience, may be considered.

Part Time Work Details

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.

Language Requirement

• IELTS 6.5 overall and 5.5 in all skill components.