GIS Postgraduate Degrees

...in studying at postgraduate level for personal or professional reasons, but don't yet want to commit to a full MSc. Graduates can pursue careers in archaeology... Learn about: Data Management, Programming for GIS, Geographic Information Systems...

...For example, safely regulating the diet of a patient with Crohn's disease is out of physician's scope of expertise, thus a dietitian must be called... Learn about: IT Management, Nutrition Dietetics, Healthy Eating...

... the understanding and technical skills required to analyse geospatial data in order to address real-world problems in diverse areas such as public health, food security or to improving our understanding of the carbon cycle. Combining cutting edge research in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and satellite... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Information Systems...

... and identification skills, where the emphasis is on spending time in the field, and analytical skills such as statistics and GIS. The two independent research projects...

... or part time. You will be able to shape your own degree by selecting from a mix of water, GIS and sustainable development modules. These should build... Learn about: Environmental Sustainability...

...geo-statistical and modelling in R; map-making and cartography; big data management with spatial databases, such as SQL and NoSQL; web mapping and development... Learn about: Data Management, Information Systems...

...Introducing your course A masters in Geographical Information Systems , opens the doors to a huge selection of career opportunities in both business, land surveillance, teaching, academia and much more. This innovative degree course offers a practical approach to implementing GIS techniques in... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Information Systems...

... and identification skills, where the emphasis is on spending time in the field, and analytical skills such as statistics and GIS. The two independent research projects...

... into the whole development lifecycle. Introduction to Applied GIS introduces fundamental concepts related to GIS and its application, and develop the basic... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

... data and the more technical aspects of Geographical Information Science and Systems (GIS) including: The role of spatial data and information systems in the context of the research literature and current industry practice. Expertise in spatial data collection. Management and analysis. High-level... Learn about: Data Collection, Information Systems, Research Literature...

... (60 Credits - 4 Modules): Electrical Methods of Survey (20 Credits) GIS: Theory and Practice (10 Credits) Magnetic and Electromagnetic Methods of Survey... Learn about: Site Evaluation Strategies, Research skills, Archaeological Prospection...

... and those wanting to understand the application of geotechnology as practitioners. You’ll study theories and concepts underpinning GIS and explore topics including spatial data models, data capture, spatial analysis and statistical and mathematical modelling. Optional modules allow you to focus... Learn about: Part Time, Geographical Information Systems, Information Systems...

... STATISTICS Option A Study (40 credits) EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY AND CONSERVATION GENETICS GIS AND ITS APPLICATIONS FOR MODELLING ECOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL... Learn about: Climate Change...

... Skills Gap Project has identified a clear need for ecologists with experience of GIS and for GIS specialists with an understanding of the environmental data they are being asked to manage and manipulate within a GIS. This programme is designed to address these skills gaps and is structured around three... Learn about: Geographical Information Systems, Environmental Conservation, Information Systems...

...big data management with spatial databases, such as SQL and NoSQL; web mapping and development; remote sensing and analysis of satellite imagery. Graduates... Learn about: Geovisualisation and Web Technologies, Advanced Geospatial Analytics, Information Systems...

... specific pathways, in business management, healthcare or geographic information systems (GIS), which will allow you to tailor the programme to suit your background and needs. The course combines expertise from the Schools of Computing, Geography and Mathematics with that of Leeds University Business School... Learn about: Business School, GCSE Mathematics...

... Option A Study (20 credits) EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY AND CONSERVATION GENETICS GIS AND ITS APPLICATIONS FOR MODELLING ECOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE... Learn about: Part Time...

... and biomarkers in human and non-human hard tissue. Landscape Archaeology, focusing on understanding and interpreting landscapes in the past using prospection methods, visualisation and GIS. Chronology and Biomolecules, specialising in the use of physical, chemical and biomolecular methods to study and date... Learn about: Full Time, Archaeometry Core, Analysis of Human Remains...

... attendance where appropriate. Our research computing laboratory has powerful geographical information system (GIS) software, provides networked PCs and is... Learn about: Social Policy, Urban Geography...

... builds on that success. Core components are river basin hydrology and basic environmental GIS. Students choosing a River Basins (RB) pathway gain advanced knowledge and skills in channel hydraulics and sediment transport, river ecology and environmental assessment. Students on a Geographical Information... Learn about: Part Time, Information Systems, Geographical Information Systems...