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Surveying and Geoinformatics

The field of work of Surveying and Geoinformatics is the earth's surface with its natural and artificial features. This opens up a wide range of professions: From regulating and reorganising the ownership of land, staking out routes for road, bridge and tunnel construction and satellite-based measurement methods (e. g. GPS), to the provision and management of geographic data used in everyday and specialist applications. In the degree programme, all methods to cover the versatile professional activity are taught. This includes in particular: Tachymetry, levelling, satellite surveying, laser scanning, remote sensing, land management, geographic information systems, CAD and visualisation techniques. In technically very well-equipped laboratories, the methods can not only be taught theoretically, but also practically applied in exercises and practical courses.

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Surveying and Geoinformatics
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Contact person for the degree programme

Prof. Dr. Ansgar Brunn
Room A.1.16
Röntgenring 8
97070 Würzburg

Phone +49 931 3511-8212
E-mail ansgar.brunn[at]thws.de

Office hours: Please refer to the website.

Programme offered by

Faculty of Plastics Engineering and Surveying

Additional advisory services

If you have questions related to programme contents, please e-mail the respective Programme Advisor. The contact data can be found on the Programme Advisors’ website.

Academic Advisory Service

The Academic Advisory Service assists students and those interested in becoming students with all enquiries regarding degree programmes. In the field of preparatory advice, the focus is on the following topics: admission requirements, financing options, study options and conditions. The most important information is provided in one-to-one discussions as well as through information events held by our University. Advisory services during studies also comprise questions about a planned change of subject/university, information regarding examination regulations, but also information about additional opportunities by taking up Studies with Intensified Practice.