Graduates of this program will be prepared for high-demand roles in several fields. Potential career paths include, but are not limited to the following:

• Geospatial Engineer: Working in government agencies, tech firms, or private industry to design and manage spatial data solutions.

• Remote Sensing Analyst: Using satellite and aerial imagery for applications in agriculture, defense, or urban planning.

• GIS Specialist: Supporting city planning, environmental protection, and infrastructure development with spatial data insights.

• Geospatial Intelligence Analyst: Working in defense or intelligence sectors to analyze spatial data for security and operational planning.

• Robotics development: Design, develop, test, and deploy robots and unmanned vehicle navigation systems, integrating sensors (GPS/GNSS, LiDAR, cameras, IMUs), developing algorithms for localization, path planning, obstacle avoidance, and ensuring accurate spatial data acquisition.