An important aspect of education in the field of Remote Sensing and Geo-Informatics is the directing graduates to the real needs of the job market and the changing world. Students have the opportunity to learn both the theory and practical aspects of real-world projects related to environmental monitoring, geological research, crisis management, and many other domains. Graduates of the Remote Sensing and Geo-Informatics program acquire advanced knowledge and skills that enable them to develop and implement innovative solutions in in various sectors, such as spatial planning, environmental protection, agriculture, energy, transport, and scientific research. The study program makes them attractive as employees in:
- Local administration
- Consulting and service companies
- Government institutions
- Industry
- Research institutes and academies
- Every government unit and company where there is a need to acquire, process and manage geospatial data