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About the course
Surveying is a specialised discipline focused on measuring and mapping the Earth using advanced technology and scientific principles. You’ll build practical capability across fields such as cadastral and engineering surveying, geodesy and photogrammetry, with exposure to areas like hydrographic, mine and planning-related surveying. The degree also covers modern tools including drones, laser scanning, digital mapping, and satellite/space positioning in an honours-level surveying programme.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue professional surveying roles across infrastructure, resources and government projects. Typical careers include engineering surveyor, hydrographic surveyor, licensed land surveyor and mine surveyor, working in industries such as construction, mining and resources, government, real estate, and scientific/technical services. Graduates may seek professional membership and can progress toward licensing with further practical training in this Bachelor of Surveying (Honours).
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