M.S.Geoinformatics and Remote Sensing
| Lieu des études | Lettonie, Jelgava |
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| Type | Master, temps plein |
| Durée nominale | 2 ans (120 ECTS) |
| Attributions | M.S. (Master of Engineering in Architecture and Urban Planning (Mg.sc.ing.)) |
| Accréditation | June 28, 2024 |
| Frais de scolarité | 3 000 € par annéeConvertir |
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| Frais de candidature | 160 € paiement uniqueConvertir |
| Caution | 500 € paiement uniqueConvertir |
| Conditions d'admission | Licence (ou plus) Applicants with completed academic or professional bachelor’s degree in agricultural sciences, forestry, transport logistics, land planning and surveying, geodesy, landscape architecture, environmental science, or other natural and engineering sciences, the duration of which is at least three years (180 ECTS) in full-time studies. Vous devrez apporter vos certifications/diplômes lorsque vous vous rendrez à l’université. |
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| Exigences linguistiques | anglais The requirement of the English language knowledge if your native language is not English: IELTS score 6.0, TOEFL score 547, TOEFL-iBT score 76, Duolingo 115+ |
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| Autres exigences | Au moins 1 références doivent être fournies. Une lettre de motivation doit être ajoutée à votre candidature. In every subject course, student performance is measured according to the 10-point assessment scale. During the studies, master students demonstrate their knowledge and skills by completing individual tasks and group works such as essays, discussions, short reports, reviews, data collection and analysis, and presentations. Each subject course ends with an examination or a formal test with a grade. Integrated knowledge, skills and competence is tested during the • motivation (online interview) |
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Aperçu
Learning Outcomes
Knows a systematic approach and critical understanding in the analysis of problem situations and possible solutions in the chosen specialization
Can work independently in the interdisciplinary field of geoinformatics, use theory and industry-appropriate methodology in research activities, and reasonably explain and discuss aspects and current affairs of the scientific field.
Knows how to effectively organize work in independent and collective activities, creating communication and cooperation with Latvian and international partners.
Able to navigate well in the specifics of geoinformatics and remote sensing, is competent to lead and independently conduct scientific research, organize the practical use of research results, as well as engage in pedagogical work.
Structure du programme
Study Plan and Structure
1. semester: Latvian Language I, Geodetic Reference Systems, Geology and Soil Information, Information Technologies in Geoinformatics, Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry, Use of Geographic Information System Technologies
2. semester: 3D Modeling, Development of Scientific Work, Transport Infrastructure and Logistics, Hydrological Modeling, Acquisition and Maintenance of Geoinformation Data, Geodata Management and Protection
3. semester:
Development of Geoinformation Products and Works
Specialization: Geoinformation Provision of Agriculture and Forestry
Cropping Systems, Animal Production Systems, Harmful Organisms of Crops and their Monitoring
Risk Management in Forestry, Principles of Forests Science and Management
Specialization: Spatial Land Administration
Sustainable Land Management, Geodata in Real Estate Cadastre, Geoinformation for Sustainable Construction, Spatial Development Planning, Land Information Systems
Specialization: Spatial Organization of Crisis Management
Crisis Management, Application of Geoinformation in Forecasting the Origin of Crises, Calculation and Preparation of Geoinformation Possibilities for Crisis Management Measures, Crisis Management Period Geoinformation Products and Activities, Activities of Geoinformation Specialists and Structures During Crisis Management
4. semester: Master’s Thesis
Opportunités de carrière
Career Opportunities
Master’s studies prepare theoretically and practically educated engineers to work in higher education and scientific institutions, state administrative institutions of various levels, as well as in companies and institutions whose activities involve solving geoinformatics and remote sensing issues.