Bachelor of Geospatial Information Systems / Bachelor of Surveying

Bachelor

Start your amazing journey to become a surveyor.

Key details

Degree Type

Bachelor

Duration

4 years full-time

Course Code

244981, 114450D

Study Mode

In person

Intake Months

Mar, Jul

Domestic Fees

$7,300 per year

International Fees

$41,500 per year

About this course

Study Bachelor of Geospatial Information Systems / Bachelor of Surveying at Flinders

Start your amazing journey to become a surveyor.

Flinders University is the only South Australian University offering education in Surveying, with a four-year double degree combining a Bachelor of Geospatial Information Systems and Bachelor of Surveying. It will enable graduates to enter into a training agreement to become a licensed surveyor.

Study locations

Bedford Park

Career pathways

Your career

As a surveyor, you'll tackle it all: scrutinizing landscapes from above, exploring ocean depths, and subdividing plots of residential land. You'll rub shoulders with architects, engineers, planners, land developers, conveyancers, and solicitors, all working together on noteworthy projects-both local and global.

Every huge infrastructure project relies on surveyors - Adelaide's under and overpasses, The Melbourne Metro Tunnel, NSW's WestConnex project, and the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.

It is a career for someone who likes working in different places every day, working in the environment, in the office, and with technology that ranges from scanners to satellites.

Potential occupations include:

Surveyor in areas such as:

Environmental management
Urban and regional planning
Human geography and environmental health
Land-use dynamics
Natural resources management
Ecosystem services
Biological sciences
Archaeology.

Potential employers include:

Cadastral
Archaeology and forensics companies
Construction companies
Engineering and mining companies
Defence organisations
Environmental projects
Marine companies
Aerospace agencies
Police.

Professional recognition and accreditation:

This degree is recognised by the Surveyors Board of South Australia, meaning that you can enter into a training agreement to become a licensed surveyor.