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Explore the RMIT Geospatial Sciences Tour

December 2, 2020Michelle Brooks

Making the leap from the high school classroom to the tertiary learning environment can be daunting. For one thing, there many differences between these two worlds. Additionally, at a tertiary level you are choosing just one or two specialist areas to focus your study efforts on. Until you’re attending your first week of university of TAFE study, you may wonder if you have chosen the right pathway.

That’s why it is so important to do your research before you make an informed decision about your tertiary study. That research can involve speaking to people who have studied the courses you are thinking about; or perhaps it might see you attending university open days or engaging in email correspondance with a lecturer or course coordinator.

One link to answer your questions

One of the country’s leading surveying and spatial studies tertiary providers is RMIT University, and the team there has put together a suite of support documents and videos that will help you make an informed decision about your future.

The RMIT Geospatials Sciences Tour is a Google Earth page which not only outlines some of the university’s offerings, but also highlights the stories and experiences of surveying and spatial studies students.

Even if you aren’t based in Victoria, the information in the RMIT Geospatial Sciences Tour link can give you an indication of how surveying and spatial courses might run in your own state. It also gives a thorough rundown on career paths and possibilities connected to surveying, and provides links to talk further with RMIT staff.

To visit the page click here, wait a moment for it to boot up, then start exploring!

Explore further

There is a lot more reading you can do on this website about studying surveying, in Victoria or otherwise.

Click here to visit our Victorian where to study surveying page. It goes into the University of Melbourne and RMIT University options that are available to you. You can also get a top-down view on surveying in our about surveying section. Our videos page has a full run down of surveying information, and you can read up on the ongoing demand for new surveying graduates here.

As ever, if you have any questions about surveying, reach out to us on our contact page.

Tags: cadastral surveying, geometric, gis, google earth, land surveying, maths in surveying, rmit university, study paths, study surveying, where to study
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