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Geomatics is the art and science of measuring, storing, managing and presenting of geospatial data. It has a rich history and an exciting future where rapidly changing technology is applied directly to the sustainable management of the world's resources.

Geomatics consists of a wide range of topics including GPS technology,
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field surveying, cartography, geodesy, land use planning, photogrammetry, hydrography and cadastral studies.

Our Programs


The BCIT Geomatics Engineering Technology Program offers a two year Diploma with two options for the second year of study:
Students may then pursue a career in the Geomatics industry upon graduation from the Diploma program or continue for a further two years toward BCIT’s Bachelor of Technology in Geomatics:
Geomatics attracts students with an interest in mathematics, computers and earth sciences. Employment opportunities are often outdoors, but many students select from a wide variety of other career paths in Geomatics.

In addition to full-time courses the Geomatics Department also offers part-time studies courses allowing you to take individual courses at your own pace while you continue to work.

Spend a few moments looking through the programs we have to offer. If you would like to know more about your options contact one of our faculty members or visit one of our scheduled Information Sessions.

Survey A Career

The following video was produced at BCIT’s Burnaby Campus and offers an insight into the exciting career of a land surveyor. For further information on becoming a BC Land Surveyor visit www.abcls.ca.

 

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Diploma Credit For Degree

The 2 year diploma program provides full credit towards the 4 year Bachelor of Technology program for students with a 65% GPA or higher.

You can choose to continue your studies directly or get experience in industry first before returning to resume your education.

This approach offers flexibility without having to commit to a 4 year full-time university program.