Geospatial Science, BS

This is a dynamic, interdisciplinary program focused on using information technology to better understand the Earth and its processes, as well as its inhabitants.

Why earn a degree in geospatial science?

When you study geospatial science at SFA, you'll enter the workforce with strong competencies and expertise in a variety of areas:

• Geospatial technology and equipment: Hands-on mastery of modern and historical geospatial software, hardware and equipment maintenance.
• Planetary and human systems: Gain a deep understanding of the dynamic interactions between Earth’s natural systems and human populations.
• Cross-disciplinary analysis: Ability to apply spatial analytical methods to solve pressing challenges across natural resources, social sciences and related disciplines.
• Data synthesis and research: Skills in gathering, filtering and analyzing complex datasets from diverse sources into actionable insights.
• Professional and leadership development: You'll have strong oral and written communication, effective time management and experienced conflict resolution.

Modern employers look for professionals who understand spatial relationships. You'll use cutting-edge hardware and software to analyze everything from natural landscapes to urban development. SFA provides a technology-focused education that goes beyond the textbook with practical experience that has you contributing to meaningful research projects.