Land Management and Geospatial Science
Overview
About this course
["Land management", "Real estate economics", "Photogrammetry and remote sensing", "Geodesy for land management", "International professional practice in land management and geospatial science", "Property rights and land tenure systems", "Land administration and land information systems", "Geoinformatics for land management", "Decision support systems", "Land management and land policy", "Spatial planning and policies", "Remote sensing in urban planning and development", "Land management international", "Instruments of land mobilisation", "International rural development", "Urban ecology", "Advanced real estate management", "Advanced GIS", "Introduction to earth system science", "Remote sensing – selected chapters", "Acquisition and analysis of photogrammetric data", "Spatial data management and visualisation", "Environment and climate transformation", "Energy transformation", "Urban Water-Energy-Food Nexus", "Big geospatial data analysis and management", "Scientific paper writing"]
Admission & deadlines
October
All applicants
To be admitted, you must submit your application for admission between 1 January and 31 May of the respective year you intend to start your studies so that you can commence lectures in October of the same year. Processing of admission takes time. Therefore, we encourage applicants to apply early within the application window above to receive their admission on time and have a reasonable time for processing visas.
