Geosensing Systems Engineering & Sciences (GSES) graduate studies provide opportunities to students in a wide assortment of disciplines, that cross traditional areas of engineering and scientific specialties, to produce next-generation global engineers and scientists. Currently, the program is supported by four faculty members in Civil & Environmental Engineering (CEE).
Students with a B.S. degree in engineering, geomatics, geosciences, physics, astronomy, computer sciences, geography, or any related field can be admitted to the GSES graduate research program. A student must provide appropriate and required GRE scores (international students must provide GRE and TOEFL scores) for admission to the GSES graduate program. Funding is available for qualified students.
Degree Programs
Ph.D. in Geosensing Systems Engineering & Sciences
- A minimum of 54 credit hours beyond an approved 30-credit M.S. degree. Students must write a dissertation containing original research, and defend it before graduating.
M.S. in Geosensing Systems Engineering & Sciences
- A minimum of 30 credit hours beyond a B.S. (24 from approved list and 6 thesis credits). Students must write a thesis containing original research, and defend it before graduating.
- A total of 15 credit hours are required to receive a Minor in Geomatics.
Openings
We invite interested students to reach out to us by filling out the Graduate Student Openings Form.