279 Bachelor's degrees in Geographical Information Systems (GIS)

The Geo-Information Science - Environmental Biology (Honours) programme from University of Namibia deals with finding solutions to complex spatial problems and decision making dependent upon scientific analysis under the umbrella of GIS and RS.

The Geographic Information Science programme at the University of Oklahoma offers a comprehensive public study mode for students. This degree type focuses on spatial data analysis and remote sensing technologies. Over a standard duration, students master mapping and modelling to solve complex geographical problems.

The Geomatics programme at Carleton University provides intensive science-based training in spatial data. This full-time bachelor degree focuses on GIS, remote sensing, and land surveying through a public study mode. Students gain hands-on experience with advanced computer software to manage the Earth’s natural systems effectively.

Geographic Information Science is a fast-growing discipline that utilizes geospatial technology to process, analyze and represent geographic data in maps and images. This undergraduate Geographic Information Science degree is offered at Western Illinois University.

Interested in solving problems using the digital connections between places, people, and behavior? The Geographic Information Science program of Ball State University is an excellent choice if you are interested in solving social and environmental problems using advanced spatial information technology.

The Geospatial Science Programs at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi offer the premier Geomatics and GIS undergraduate, graduate, Ph.D., and post-baccalaureate degrees in the United States.

The Geography - Geographic Information Systems programme at Appalachian State University is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for full-time study. This four-year course provides students with advanced technical expertise in spatial data analysis and mapping technologies within a leading academic organisation.

The Environmental Science – Earth Systems Science programme at Appalachian State University is a comprehensive full-time degree. This four-year course focuses on the complex interactions within the natural world. Students gain vital expertise in geographical information systems and environmental policy in a rigorous setting.

Geographic Information Science (GIS) at University of North Alabama is designed to serve students who wish to prepare for careers in the more technical aspects of applied geography, including the fields of geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, computer cartography, city and/or regional planning, economic geography, resource utilization, and land use analysis.

The ABET-accredited Surveying Engineering Technology curriculum at New Jersey Institute of Technology stresses the technical, theoretical and legal aspects of surveying, with a special emphasis on the importance of researching case law to adequately perform a land survey or aid judicial authorities in resolving boundary disputes. 

The general BS degree in Geospatial Information Sciences at University of Texas at Dallas requires 120 hours to graduate: 42 hours from the University’s core curriculum, 39 hours from the major, and 39 semester credit hours of electives.

The Geophysics with a Year Abroad MSci programme offered at Imperial combines a strong traditional emphasis on observational and field skills with the numerical and analytical fundamental science required to understand Earth processes and systems quantitatively.

Geographic Information Systems (Geography) offered at Old Dominion University work in a variety of fields and places, both in the public and private sector in Hampton Roads, throughout Virginia and around the world. 

The Plant and Landscape Systems programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum focuses on sustainable land management and design, preparing students for leadership in the green industry through a blend of scientific theory and practical application.

The BSc in Geoinformatics programme at the Stellenbosch University is concerned with the theoretical, methodological and practical aspects of geo-informatics.

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.

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.

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 Geotourism programme from The Technical University of Kosice (TUKE) will provide graduates a specific professional profile, with comprehensive high-quality knowledge, to master a multidisciplinary approach, with the prerequisites for successfully mastering the effective development of geotourism.