Master of Science (MS) in Remote Sensing & GIS
Program Overview
The MS program in Remote Sensing and GIS is an advanced course designed to impart specialized knowledge and skills in geospatial technology. The curriculum encompasses studying and interpreting remote sensing data, geospatial data acquisition, processing, and analysis, along with GIS applications in varied sectors. The program offers students a blend of theory, lab work, and real-world applications. Graduates are equipped to address challenges in environmental management, urban planning, transportation, land degradation, air pollution, water resource management, and climate change, making this program highly relevant in today's digitally-driven world with a growing reliance on location-based services.
Curriculum
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Core Courses
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Elective Courses
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Elective Courses
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Advanced Remote Sensing
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Research Methodology
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Planetary Boundary Layer
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Advanced GIS
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Earthquake Seismology
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Earth Science and Cartography
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Digital Image Processing and Analysis
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Forest Management
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Numerical Weather Prediction
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Spatial Analysis and Modelling
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Hydrology and Water Resources
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Aviation Meteorology
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Elective Courses
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Natural Resources Exploration
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Satellite Meteorology
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Advanced Geo-Database
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Land Use Planning and Management
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Atmospheric Chemistry
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Geo-Statistical Analysis
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Biometeorology
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Bioaerosols
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RS and GIS Integration
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Global Environmental Problems and Solutions
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Exploration Seismology
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Applications of RS and GIS
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Mesoscale Meteorology
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Land Surveying
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GIS Customization
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Meteorological Instruments and Observations
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Active Remote Sensing
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Hydro-meteorology
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Programming for Meteorologists
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Marine Remote Sensing
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Agro-meteorology
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Statistical Weather Prediction
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Advanced Cartography
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Physical Geography and Geodesy
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Statistic Techniques in Meteorology
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Air Pollution Meteorology
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Air-Sea Interaction
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Research Opportunities
Climate Change and Environmental Monitoring, Disaster Management and Mitigation, Spatial Analysis and Data Modeling, Land Use and Urban Planning, Land degradation, Air pollution monitoring, water resource management, oil spill mapping, Natural Resource Management, Agricultural Applications of Remote Sensing, Transportation and Infrastructure Planning, Health and Social Services Mapping, National Security and Geopolitical Analysis
Career Opportunities
Graduates from the MS in Remote Sensing and GIS program can pursue a diverse range of careers in both public and private sectors. These include roles in environmental management, urban planning, transportation, and natural resource sectors as GIS analysts, spatial data managers, geospatial software developers, or remote sensing scientists. They may also find opportunities in research institutes, consulting firms, or government agencies requiring geospatial expertise, making significant contributions to areas like climate change monitoring, disaster management, and land use planning.
Admission Requirements
50% Marks in GAT General. 16 years of education from an accredited institution without no 3rd division/grade D in academic career with at least 1st division/CGPA 2.5 out of 4 in the last degree.
Scholarships Available
Departmental Merit Scholarships are available for students.