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265 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
Geological Sciences
The Geological Sciences programme at the University at Buffalo offers a comprehensive full-time curriculum designed for students seeking deep expertise in Earth systems. This undergraduate degree provides rigorous academic training in geology and spatial analysis, preparing graduates for professional roles in the global environmental sector.
Geological Sciences
Students in the Geological Sciences program of University of Rochester have the option of getting a BA or a BS with concentrations in geology, geochemistry, or geobiology. A minor in geological sciences is also available.
Geography - Geographic Information Science
The B.S. Geography - Geographic Information Science Major offered by Ohio University provides students a strong technical background in quantitative geographic analysis, geographic information systems, and related mapping technologies.
Geological Sciences
This Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences is offered for the students at the University of Alaska Anchorage.
Informatics - Geography
In the Bachelor of Science in Informatics - Geography program at Indiana University Bloomington you will gain the capacity to understand, create, and use technologies to help shape a more inclusive and diverse future.
Geographic Information Systems Certificate
Achieve a thorough introduction to information technology and spatial analysis with the Undergraduate Geographic Information Systems Certificate in Temple University’s College of Liberal Arts.
Geomatics
Geomatics from Cape Peninsula University of Technology aims to produce technologists for a career in geospatial science where they will work with spatial information.
Geography and Geospatial Science (Honours)
Geography and Geospatial Science provide a scientific approach to understanding people’s relationship with their environment and resources. Geography is central to many important issues, including planning for land-use change, global studies, and adaptation to climate change. The Geography and Geospatial Science (Honours) programme is offered at the Oregon State University.
Geographic Information Systems
The Geographic Information Systems program from Hofstra University allows students to complete a broad-based interdisciplinary course of study with required concentrations in geography and geographic information systems, in related applications and methods, in mathematics and statistics, in the natural sciences, and with a selection of relevant electives from across the curriculum.
Geological Sciences
The Geological Sciences BA program from University of Texas at Austin allows students to complete two majors. It can be tailored to meet interests ranging from musical study or the liberal arts to upper-division math, physics, or biology.
Geography, Applied
The Geography, Applied (BS) at the University of Louisville is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. Students explore spatial relationships between people and their environments through diverse tracks. This degree develops technical expertise in geospatial technologies and environmental analysis over a four-year duration.
Geography - General Geography
The Geography - General Geography programme at Appalachian State University provides a comprehensive foundation in spatial analysis and environmental systems. This full-time undergraduate degree equips students with essential skills in mapping and regional studies over four years of dedicated study on the main campus.
Geological Sciences
The Geological Sciences BSc program from University of Texas at Austin offers options in: General Geology, Teaching, Environmental Science and Sustainability, Hydrogeology and Geophysics.
Cartography and Geographic Information Systems
University of Wisconsin Madison offers a bachelor degree in Cartography and Geographic Information Systems. Cartography/GIS, also known more broadly as geographic information science, studies and develops digital technology and the theory behind this technology to help people work with geographic information.
Surveying and Geomatics Engineering Technology
This Surveying and Geomatics Engineering Technology program from Alfred State College SUNY College of Technology will provide you with a thorough understanding of the basic sciences of mathematics and physics, as well as applied subjects such as graphics and computer-aided drafting and design.
Geospatial Science
Geospatial Science at the Fayetteville State University studies why things are where they are at different times.
Geography with Professional Placement
Develop your geographical research skills, including field, laboratory and computer-based techniques with the Geography with Professional Placement programme at The University of Manchester.
Computer Science, Geography and GIS
Students in the Computer Science, Geography and GIS program from University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign learn about cutting-edge geospatial data and tools for analyzing environmental and social issues while developing advanced programming and computing skills.
Geographic Information Science
Geographic Information Science (GIScience) at the University of Connecticut is the scientific discipline that conducts spatial analysis to examine economic, environmental, physical, and social phenomena. The study of spatial data structures and computational techniques to capture, represent, process, and analyze geographic information are essential to GIScience.
Geographic Information Science
The Geographic Information Science B.Sc. at University at Buffalo is a comprehensive public programme designed for students interested in geospatial data management. This undergraduate course focuses on spatial analysis and cartographic design, offering flexible study options to master modern mapping technologies and data quantification.