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Where the next generation of surveyors comes from — and the organizations helping them get there. This section brings together the academic programs that train surveyors and geomaticists, along with the foundations and trusts that fund scholarships, run outreach, and invest in the profession’s future.

Four-year BScE in geodesy & geomatics engineering, plus a 3-year Bachelor of Geomatics and a 2-year diploma.

Undergraduate certificate in land surveying and geomatics supporting the education requirements for professional surveyor licensure.
Graduate certificate in land surveying, plus a land surveying concentration within the environmental and soil sciences bachelor's degree.

BS in industrial technology with a surveying & mapping emphasis preparing graduates for the SIT exam and RPLS.

Bachelor of Environmental Studies in geospatial data science (formerly Geomatics), blending GIS, remote sensing and data science.

Online cadastral survey certificate and land surveying minor emphasizing Western boundary law and licensure prep.

ABET-accredited BS in surveying and mapping, plus AS, AAS, and certificate options in surveying and geomatics.

One-year certificate, associate degree, and a bachelor's in surveying management, with hands-on training on current instruments and software.

Associate degree and certificates in geomatics technology, training students in boundary and topographic surveying, GNSS, GIS, and drones.

BEng in geomatics engineering (land surveying, remote sensing, GIS), plus a BSc geomatics science stream.