The Master's in Geospatial Technologies is dedicated to the acquisition, analysis and presentation of spatial information. Students deepen their knowledge in areas such as geoinformatics, remote sensing, cartography, navigation and location-based services. They learn to record, model and analyze processes on the earth's surface, such as the development of cities, and view the earth's surface as a system of different subsystems.

The course also includes solving environmentally relevant problems, identifying environmental changes and deriving forecasts. It includes the acquisition of skills in data acquisition, management, processing and refinement as well as the development of methods, algorithms and software for the evaluation of geodata. Students collect, manage and process geodata for various applications and learn to think in a networked way by applying geospatial technologies to other branches of science. In addition, participation in current research projects is part of the program, which ensures a state-of-the-art education.

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