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Geographic Information Systems at Ontario Colleges

What to expect from a Geographic Information Systems career

Geographic information systems (GIS) are computerized systems that collect, store and analyze spatial (or geographic) data. They produce information in a variety of formats, such as tables, graphs and maps, and are used for analysis in a number of fields, including natural resources, public health, urban planning, agriculture and much more. The need for GIS specialists is growing and is expected to continue to grow significantly over the next few years. Ontario college geographic information systems programs provide students with the technical and statistical skill and experience necessary to thrive in this in-demand field.

If you have strong analytical and computer skills, and want a career working with GIS and digital mapping, here’s what you need to know. More

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FANSHAWE LONDON OPEN 4 ACADEMIC YEARS (PERIODS OF 8 MONTHS) 2013 - Sep Visit

BACHELOR OF APPLIED ARTS (INTEGRATED LAND PLANNING TECHNOLOGIES)


  • Program Code: ILP1
  • Credential: DEGREE
  • Program Level: DEGREE
  • Program Type: CO-OP
  • Language of Instruction: English
  • Entry Level: ENTRY LEVEL 1
  • Highly Competitive: N

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FANSHAWE LONDON OPEN 2 ACADEMIC YEARS (PERIODS OF 8 MONTHS) 2013 - Sep Visit

GIS AND URBAN PLANNING


  • Program Code: URP2
  • Credential: DIPLOMA
  • Program Level: POST-SECONDARY
  • Program Type: CO-OP
  • Language of Instruction: English
  • Entry Level: ENTRY LEVEL 1
  • Highly Competitive: N

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