BS Geodetic Engineering
    A geodetic engineering graduate is expected to be able to execute control surveys; mineral, hydrographic, and topographic surveys; photogrammetric surveys; gravimetric surveys; and astronomical observations. In the view of the comprehensive training, opportunities after graduation are very great and he is unlikely to find difficulty looking for work.

    While the new curriculum aims to serve the requirements of mapping agencies of the government and the private sector, it is also adopted to the development of geodetic science and research. The courses deal more on the fundamentals and the core of the various branches of geodesy. To equip the student with sufficient background knowledge in understanding the various geodetic engineering operations, courses in mathematical methods, electronics, and cartography are introduced. Also included are subjects in general photo-interpretation and physical geodesy. More units in photogrammetry had to be added in order to cover the recent developments in this field. The scope of geodetic surveying and geodetic astronomy now includes electronic surveying and satellite observations.