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About the course
This degree prepares you for professional practice in mine and engineering surveying (geomatics), supporting mining operations and major civil infrastructure projects. You’ll learn to measure, represent and manage spatial data for open pit and underground environments and for construction set-out and control. The course develops capability with advanced surveying software and equipment such as GPS and drones to capture and process land and satellite data in a Bachelor-level surveying discipline.
Career outcome
Graduates can work as mine site surveyors or engineering surveyors, supporting accurate measurement, mapping and positioning for mining and construction projects. Typical employment spans the mining and resources sector, construction, and urban and regional development, contributing to safe and compliant site operations and infrastructure delivery. The degree also aligns with Western Australia’s requirements for certification as an underground or open pit mine surveyor in this Bachelor-level surveying field.
Entry requirements
Minimum ATAR or equivalent: 70.
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