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MSC in Surveying, Planning and Land Management

MSC in Surveying, Planning and Land Management

Aalborg University (AAU)

Duration

2 years

Intake

September

Degree

Master’s

Program Overview

The Master’s program in Surveying, Planning and Land Management at Aalborg University offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary education combining law, mathematics, technology, and geography. It equips students with expertise in sustainability, administration of natural resources, physical planning of urban and rural areas, property rights, geographic information technology, and surveying and mapping methods.

Key highlights include:

  • Focus on solving real-life problems using problem-based learning.
  • Core courses include surveying, geoinformatics, land management, positioning, and spatial analytics.
  • Opportunities to do internships or study abroad to gain practical experience.
  • Preparedness for careers in planning, surveying, mapping, geoinformatics, consultancy, public administration, NGOs, and research.
  • Emphasis on contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals through land governance and management.

The study is offered both at the Aalborg and Copenhagen campuses with a duration of 2 years full-time. Language of instruction is English, with a mix of project work, coursework, and a master's thesis.

The program is designed to make graduates well-rounded professionals capable of addressing contemporary challenges in land use and sustainable development from multiple perspectives.

Key Information

University

Aalborg University (AAU)

Campus

Aalborg

Total Credits

120

Study Mode

Full-time

Loan Availability

No

Program Details

Duration

2 years

Tuition Fee:

7,870 USD per semester

Format

Full-time

Attendance:

On Campus Learning

Study Gap:

10 years

Fees & Funding:

Course Structure

1st Semester (30 ECTS)

  • Project: Surveying, Geoinformatics and Land Management in a Cross-disciplinary Perspective (15 ECTS)
  • Course: Managing the Use of Land (5 ECTS)
  • Course: Geocomputation and Spatial Analytics (5 ECTS)
  • Course: Positioning (5 ECTS)

2nd Semester (15 ECTS Project + 15 ECTS Courses)

  • Choose one project module (15 ECTS) from:
    • Land Management
    • Positioning and Mapping
    • Geoinformatics
  • Courses include:
    • Spatial Planning and Governance (5 ECTS)
    • Geovisualisation and Remote Sensing (5 ECTS)
    • Property Rights and Land Use Regulation (5 ECTS, taught in Danish)

3rd Semester (20 ECTS Project + 10 ECTS Courses)

  • Professional Development Project (20 ECTS)
  • Project Management and Project Economy (5 ECTS)
  • Special Themes for Chartered Surveyors (5 ECTS, taught in Danish)

During the third semester, students have options to undertake internships or study abroad, applying their theoretical knowledge in real-world settings.

4th Semester (30 ECTS)

  • Master’s Thesis (30 ECTS)

Entry Requirement

Academic

Applicants must have successfully completed a relevant and recognized university Bachelor's degree equivalent to a Danish Bachelor's degree in level and length (180 ECTS).

Language

IELTS - 6.5/6

TOEFL - 85/20

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