What is CyberGIS and Geospatial Data Science?
CyberGIS and geospatial data science is a diverse and fast-growing field that can lead to many career paths, and there is an increasing demand for highly-skilled professionals. The field combines geographic information systems (GIS) with cyberinfrastructure, data science, and advanced computational techniques to tackle complex geospatial challenges by analyzing, modeling, and visualizing geospatial data in a scalable and efficient manner.
Is a Master's degree in CyberGIS and Geospatial Data Science right for me?
Both our online master’s degree and certificate programs are designed for working professionals, who desire the flexibility to learn around their professional and personal obligations. Students can complete their degree from anywhere in the world in less than two years without interrupting their career. Upon graduating, they are well-positioned to work and lead in a wide range of careers across industrial, governmental, non-profit, and academic sectors.
While students come from different academic and professional backgrounds, they share a passion for cutting-edge technology, a curiosity for spatial data, and a desire to make a significant impact on our future. Through our programs, they will acquire the advanced knowledge and critical skills in applying geospatial big data, methods, and technologies to solve real-world problems in a wide range of application domains such as energy, globalization, health, sustainability, and water. Specific areas of emphasis include cyberGIS and high-performance geospatial computing, geospatial visualization and visual analytics, geospatial artificial intelligence and machine learning, geospatial big data analytics, and geospatial information science and systems.
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Not ready to commit to a full 32-credit-hour master's program? You can start with the 12-credit-hour graduate certificate program, which is also fully online. If you decide to continue your education, all of your credit hours in the certificate program will transfer into the master's degree program.