Bachelor of Geographical Information Science
Geographical Information Science degrees train students to analyse and create visual representations of the Earth’s surface and layers, using specialised software. GIS degree students evaluate diverse spatial data, to help in the planning process of scientific research.
Graduates follow careers in research institutes, governmental agencies, public authorities, or private consultancies.
Entry Requirements for Undergraduate Program (any one of the following):
GIS: Grade 12 School Leavers: STAT_P Test Score, Minimum of B grades in Major Mathematics, English, Physics and Information Technology.
All non-school leavers entering into Surveying and Lands Studies programs: same as in school leaver requirements except that upon acceptance with the minimum requirement will do entry exams instead of STAT-P test.
Diploma from other universities will be selected on a case by case basis.
Course Summary
- 4 years full time
- On Campus (Taraka)
- Available to domestic students
- Start Year Intake – February
- Course Code: BPS
- Department: Surveying and Lands Studies
Campus News/Updates

Laboratory Manager
Laboratory Manager The Papua New Guinea University of Technology (Unitech) invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced professionals for the position of Laboratory Manager – School of Civil Engineering. Primary Responsibilities Reporting directly to the Head of School – Civil Engineering, the Laboratory Manager will play a crucial leadership role

Financial Accountant
Financial Accountant Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following position within the University: DEPARTMENT OF OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING (DODL) – Financial Accountant The successful candidate will be responsible for the production of the department’s financial reports and fulfilling other obligations such as tax and statutory reporting

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