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About the course
UniSQ’s Bachelor of Surveying Technology builds foundational knowledge and practical surveying skills, with flexible online study and required on-campus residential schools for hands-on training. You’ll learn to use modern tools such as GNSS and GIS and apply them across land development, construction and mining projects. The program can be tailored with Queensland and/or New South Wales cadastral surveying options as part of this bachelor qualification in surveying technology.
What you might learn
To graduate from the Bachelor of Surveying Technology, you must successfully complete 24 units of study.
Career outcome
Graduates may work across land development, construction, mining and government agencies, applying surveying techniques and geospatial technologies in field and office settings. Typical roles include surveying technologist, mine surveyor, and supervising engineering surveyor, with pathways into managing survey operations in government or private consultancies. The degree also supports eligibility to apply for membership with the Geospatial Council of Australia in the surveying discipline.
Entry requirements
ATAR 65.60 or equivalent.
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