About Bachelor of Applied Geographical Information Systems
- Involves the use of computer technology and spatial information to study natural processes and the interaction of humans with their environment
- Study a secondary area including biology, geography and environmental studies, archaeology, and criminology
- Learn skills to support change and growth in areas like urban planning, mining and exploration, archaeology, transportation, and biodiversity management
- Flinders leads Australia in spatial databasing and delivery systems
- Meets the international standards of geospatial science
Entry Requirements
The minimum entry requirement is comparable to an ATAR of 65, please note that some Flinders programs require higher than a comparable ATAR of 65. For further information please see the individual requirements for programs on the course listings.
Secondary schooling in Australia - using your ATAR
If you completed your secondary education in Australia with an ATAR, please refer to the international Undergraduate entry requirements (PDF).
Prerequisite subject requirements
Some courses may have additional entry requirements, such as prerequisite subjects or knowledge in a particular area. For further information please see the individual requirements for programs on the course listings.
Credit for previous university studies is granted at the discretion of the faculty that administers a chosen course. If you are seeking credit or exemption you will need to provide detailed subject outlines of studies completed.
If you do not meet the necessary academic requirements you may enrol in a Foundation Program at Flinders International Study Centre (FISC).
English Program Requirements
English Requirements
- Min PTE: 50
- Min IELTS: 6
- Min TOEFL: 72
Career
The degree meets the growing need for specialists who know how to use these highly sophisticated systems. There is a strong demand for GIS skills across a range of areas including biodiversity and natural resources management, urban planning, mining and exploration, archaeology, transportation, and infrastructure management.
- GIS analyst
- GIS data coordinator
- spatial information officer
- land resource information officer
- GIS and knowledge management officer
- government
- regional development centres
- agriculture and horticultural centres
- not-for-profit agencies
- private companies that supply or collect spatial information.