194 Bachelor's degrees in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) in North America

With the Human Security and Geospatial Intelligence degree at University of Southern California, you'll have a scientific and technical grounding in human security, including how to evaluate security around the world, create and gather geospatial data, and design solutions that maintain or promote stability for human well-being.

The Geological Sciences program from State University of New York at Geneseo is a great fit for students interested in the Earth, the environment, or even the nature of the environment on other planets. 

The B.S. in Geological Sciences at Ohio University is the standard preparation for a professional career in the geological sciences or entry into a graduate program.

Collect, organize, and analyze data that explains where things were, are, or could be. Build a deep understanding of a spatial dataset, model relationships with environmental conditions, predict future changes. Visualize your results in a GIS, a map, a 3-D animation, or a web app. Geospatial Analysis degree at University of Mary Washington is one of the most important majors you’ve never heard of!

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Geospatial Analysis at Delta State University degree program and the Geospatial Analysis and Intelligence certificate program are both accredited GEOINT programs by USGIF.

In the Geological Sciences program from Bridgewater State University you will tackle real-world problems like hazard analysis and health and safety, and learn how to educate the public and policymakers on issues of vital importance to humanity’s future.

Geomatics from The University of the West Indies aims to provide a comprehensive and detailed knowledge of the theory and methods of land surveying and the management of land information, in order to preprare and enable graduates to work effectively in response to regional, national and intentional needs.

The Bachelor of Science in Online Information Science program at the University of North Texas is designed to equip graduates with the knowledge needed to build competencies in important and emerging areas such as information organization, information architecture, information seeking and use, health informatics, knowledge management, digital content and digital curation, and information systems.

The Bachelor of Science in Geospatial Information Technology at University of the Potomac prepares individuals to understand and practice Geospatial Information Technology as an innovative powerful methodology.

The Geology (Geological Sciences) B.Sc. at New Mexico State University is a comprehensive full-time programme. Spanning four years, this degree equips students with essential expertise in earth resources and environmental processes. It provides a robust foundation for those pursuing professional roles or advanced academic research.

The B.Sc. in Geomatics at Oregon Institute of Technology is a comprehensive public programme designed for aspiring geospatial professionals. This degree focuses on land surveying and geographic information systems, combining field work with theory. It offers a flexible study mode for students seeking technical expertise.

Geographic Information Science - Geospatial Science at Western Illinois University is the study of places and the relationships between people and their environments. Geographers explore the physical properties of Earth’s surface, the human societies spread across it, and the global patterns that shape our lives.

Students at Eastern Connecticut State University may choose between a B.A. and a B.S.; Bachelor of Science students must declare one of four concentrations in Mathematics, Business Analytics, Geographic Information Systems, or Computer Science, while the Bachelor of Arts degree is designed for students who wish to combine Data Science with an additional major. 

Surveying and Geomatics is offered by Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. It's the only degree program of its kind within 300 miles of the St. Louis area.