Geoinformatics, Master of Science (Technology)

Aalto University

Master's degree

Study Discipline: Engineering & Technology

Study Programme Details

City: Otaniemi

Country: Finland

Admission Sessions: Autumn Session

Study Format: Full Time

Mode of Study: Fully on Site

Programme Type

Master's degree

Duration

24 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Elevate your talents and dedication to excellence through the Master’s Programme in Geoinformatics. This transformative program equips you with the skills to effectively contribute to society, applying and leveraging the latest knowledge in geoinformatics. Upon graduation, you’ll play a pivotal role in advancing the field, making a tangible impact on pressing societal challenges.

Overview

The Master’s Programme in Geoinformatics transcends students’ talents into excellence, preparing them to navigate diverse roles in society. Graduates emerge with the ability to apply and leverage current geoinformatics knowledge, contributing significantly to the field’s ongoing development. Geoinformatics engineers become instrumental in crucial societal decisions, utilizing accurate geographic information for informed decision-making. This program is an ideal choice for those aspiring to address major challenges such as climate change, security, urban development, or create cutting-edge mobile applications.

Admission Requirements

The bachelor’s degree must be equivalent to 180 ECTS credits or three years of full-time study.
The degree must give eligibility to apply for master’s degree studies at university in the awarding country.
IELTS Academic: overall score 6.5, and writing score 5.5.
TOEFL iBT (Internet-based Test): 92, and 22 for Writing
Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE A): 62, and 54 for Writing

60 credits in major
30 credits of elective courses
30 credits for Master’s Thesis

For non-EU/EEA citizens, €15000/y

Future Career Outcomes

Graduates of the Geoinformatics program are positioned for diverse career outcomes. Beyond immediate job opportunities, they become catalysts for positive change, influencing decision-making in areas such as climate change adaptation, urban planning, and environmental sustainability. Future career paths may lead to roles as influential geospatial analysts, GIS developers, environmental planners, location intelligence specialists, and remote sensing scientists.