Explore the study of spatial patterns of physical and human phenomena at local, national and global scales.
Blending theory with real-world experience, you’ll learn to apply geographical information science (GIS) software and remote-sensing technologies for data analysis, data modelling and developing map visualisations.
We broaden your critical-thinking and teach you how to apply GIS to solve key environmental, societal or planning issues faced in today’s modern world.
You’ll be equipped to pursue a broad range of career opportunities, including roles in natural resource management, national parks and wildlife conservation.
Events
See all events
21 May
UQ's sustainable energy programs – live Q&A webinars

9 June
Master of Physiotherapy information webinar

11 June
Beyond Megawatts: Embedding Biodiversity in Energy System Planning
Stories
See all stories
Study tips
UQ's new pathway to the Doctor of Medicine
2-minute read

UQ people
Turning her curiosity into a healthcare career
4-minute read

Careers
Transform your career with 4 business psychology courses
3-minute read
Stories
See all stories
Study tips
UQ's new pathway to the Doctor of Medicine
2-minute read

UQ people
Turning her curiosity into a healthcare career
4-minute read

Careers
Transform your career with 4 business psychology courses
3-minute read
How you'll learn
Your learning experiences are designed to best suit the learning outcomes of the courses you choose.
- Lectures
- Tutorials
- Laboratory work
- Workshops
What you'll study
At UQ, subjects are called 'courses'. Here's a sample of the courses you could study:
- Fundamentals of Geographic Information and Technologies
- Geospatial Processing & Web Mapping
- Global Population Issues
- Applied Demography
- Introduction to Earth Observation Sciences
- Climate Change and Environmental Management
- Environment & Society
- Global Change: Problems & Prospects
Helpful advice, right when you need it
Get useful info to help you navigate the confusing parts of getting into uni. Scholarship reminders, access to events and experiences, and advice from real students.
Sign up for updates. (No spam! We promise.)