Overview

RMIT's Bachelor of Geospatial Science (Honours) will teach you to apply scientific principles in professional practice as well as develop research skills.

This degree will prepare you to play an important role in collecting, distributing, storing, managing, analysing and communicating geospatial information to meet the societal demands in agriculture, transportation and logistics, energy, retail, defence and intelligent operations, emergency services, insurance, health care, environment and natural resources, and government sectors. 

Throughout your geospatial studies, you will engage in project-based learning, tackling real-world problems and designing solutions using geospatial technology. 

From Google Maps to GPS navigators, spatial science is everywhere and is relied on for geospatial technology to determine where things are, and how they are related. Gain specialised knowledge to meet the needs of AI-based geospatial solutions and increased demand for geospatial scientists. 

Why study geospatial science at RMIT?

Graduate job-ready

Conduct industry-based and practical learning activities, providing you with vital skills.

High employment rate

More than 90 per cent of graduates are employed within three months of completing this degree.

Industry connected

Learn from geospatial scientists and benefit from a curriculum influenced by the latest industry trends.