Link Big Data with Location Information.
Gain in-depth, hands-on knowledge of remote-sensing technologies and the software that makes sense of raw information. Geospatial technology is a high-growth industry and a vital tool in fields ranging from petroleum exploration, forestry, and agriculture to intelligence, Internet mapping, marketing, and public utilities. This distance-learning, research-based MS maintains the high standards of Michigan Tech graduate education.
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Customize Your Online Education
Choose an integrated geospatial technology focused area of study to get the most out of your accredited MS degree. Areas include:
- Earth Observation Systems and Remote Sensing
- Geodesy and Geodetic Sciences
- Geoinformatics
- Geospatial Intelligence
- GIScience and Geoinformatics
- Geospatial Visualization and Cartography
- Photogrammetry and Geospatial Imaging
- Surveying
Advance Your Geospatial Career
Enhance your geospatial engineering career by opening new job opportunities with an advanced degree. Commit to growing your knowledge areas and to becoming an expert. Employers recognize advanced training—a master's degree may qualify you for leadership opportunities, project management responsibilities, or the chance to work on more complicated or sophisticated projects. Stand out by graduating from the #2 public university where grads make six figures (Money Magazine).
About Michigan Tech
Michigan Tech is a public research university founded in 1885. Our Graduate School offers 40 master's degree programs and 27 PhD programs to provide our students and the world with what tomorrow needs.