Bachelor of Environmental Studies in Geomatics (Honours) (Co-op) in Waterloo Canada | University of Waterloo

Master the use of specialized tools including remote sensing, digital cartography, geographic information systems (GIS), and GPS technology to interpret spatial information, comprehend geographic data, and inform strategic choices. Concurrently, you'll acquire core software development principles from Waterloo's computer science faculty while having access to paid professional experience through co-op placements. Your acquired expertise will open numerous practical applications. Assist governing bodies in disaster preparedness for events like flooding. Monitor criminal activity patterns or disease transmission. Create demographic visualizations for corporations, or plan urban transit networks. In this expanding sector, our graduates are highly sought after. Merge computational capabilities with geographical and environmental assessment. You'll develop proficiency with technologies like remote sensing, digital mapping, GIS platforms, and GPS systems to evaluate data and drive informed choices. Develop job-ready competencies. Our training on cutting-edge industry technologies including sensor systems, unmanned aerial vehicles, and satellite navigation equipment ensures you can contribute immediately in your professional role. Enhance your technical abilities. By taking supplementary courses at Waterloo's renowned Cheriton School of Computer Science, you can incorporate a Computing minor into your academic program.