Specialty G18 Geodesy and Land Management is about creating a high-precision digital copy of our world. Today, a specialist in this field is a Reality Capture Engineer and a Land Governance Strategist. You are the one who uses laser scanners, GNSS satellites, and drones to map physical space into 3D models and manage humanity's most valuable resource—territory. The objects of your activity will be digital city maps, point clouds of architectural masterpieces, intelligent cadastral systems, and orbital navigation constellations.
The goal of training is to transform you into a "spatial data architect" capable of measuring the world with millimeter precision. We will teach you laser scanning (LiDAR), digital photogrammetry, and blockchain-based land asset management. This is the realm of Geomatics & Smart City, where coordinates meet Big Data. You will learn to create digital twins of infrastructure, design boundaries of territorial communities, and enable navigation for self-driving vehicles, becoming the bedrock of any construction and spatial development project.
Your superpower: In a world where every meter counts, you will possess Spatial Intelligence and Precision Engineering Mastery—skills to see the flawless geometry of space through any obstacle. Your professional toolkit will include:
- Satellite Geodesy (GNSS): working with global positioning systems to determine coordinates anywhere on the planet.
- BIM & Digital Twins: building information modeling for buildings and cities for their virtual management.
- GIS-Analytics: developing interactive maps to monitor environmental conditions, logistics, and urban planning.
- Legal Land Management: navigating land legislation and conducting territorial audits for investment projects.
Our graduates are leading engineers at Google Maps and Uber, heads of land management departments, specialists in monitoring deformations of skyscrapers and bridges, and architects of state geoportals who keep every square centimeter of the country under control.
Objects of activity for bachelor's graduates include the Earth's surface and objects upon it; geodetic networks and state cadasters; remote sensing data; as well as geographic information systems for land resource management.
Training is provided by the Department of Geoinformation Technologies and Earth Remote Sensing (407).
Educational Programs Offered:
| Educational Program | Degree | Mode of Study | Duration of Study |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geodesy and Land Management | Bachelor’s degree | Full-time | 3 years and 10 months |
| Geoinformational Systems and Technologies | Master’s degree, educational and professional program | Full-time and part-time | 1 year and 4 months |