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Spatial Data & Information Sciences (M.S.)

The Master of Science program in Spatial Data and Information Science (SDIS) is designed to prepare students for careers as statisticians, cartographers and photogrammetrists, computer and information research scientists, surveyors, and geoscientists. Start your graduate studies by earning one of our three graduate certificates and then use the certificate courses as electives in the SDIS program, or jump right into the Master of Science program.

The program fosters innovative scientists and researchers capable of advancing the frontiers of knowledge in spatial science and technology through cutting-edge theories and technologies, pioneering methodologies, sophisticated numerical analyses, and integrative applications.

Spatial data science can be applied in any field where data sets and geography intersect. These applications include disaster planning, emergency management, military intelligence, spatial data science and analytics, geodesign, modern and sustainable infrastructure planning, natural resource analysis and management, and mitigating issues associated with extreme weather events.

SDIS Quick Facts

  • Gainesville Campus
  • Face-to-face with limited online courses
  • Full-time and part-time study option
  • Program length 30 credit hours
  • Thesis and non-thesis option

Program Application Deadlines

All application materials are to be received prior to the deadline. If program capacity is met prior to established admission deadlines, we will stop accepting applications for admission and cancel remaining incomplete applicants. We encourage you to apply early.

Fall Deadline

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Spring Deadline

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Summer Deadline

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International Students Seeking F1 Visa:

Spring application deadline - November 1
Fall application deadline - June 15

How to Apply

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For Application Process, contact:

Graduate Admissions
grads@ung.edu 
706-864-1543