Develop globally demanded geospatial AI and digital skills. Tackle environmental challenges and help shape a more sustainable future.
The Geospatial Artificial Intelligence (Geo-AI) MSc combines geospatial engineering with AI, big data science, and digital technologies. You'll be equipped with in-demand skills that are highly valued by employers worldwide.
This master’s programme combines geography, sustainability, and cutting-edge geospatial engineering with artificial intelligence (AI) and big data science. We will equip you with industry-standard skills and prepare you for a wide range of careers. Geo-AI engineers develop tools and technologies ranging from satellite positioning and earth observation to advanced Geographic Information System modelling and visualisation.
You'll gain skills in:
The course is ideal for students from scientific backgrounds, including geography, environmental science and earth science. It's also well suited for those looking to improve their geospatial engineering expertise for today’s big data-driven workplace.
This course provides you with the location-based skills required to solve problems by linking different data sets together. This will help you harness data to understand the natural and built environment around us.
You’ll graduate with advanced skills in digital technologies and geospatial analysis. You'll be equipped to apply AI to real-world challenges and drive future environmental and spatial decisions.
There are several scholarships and bursary options available for this course, please see 'Search for funding' in the Fees and Funding section.
You’ll benefit from Newcastle’s leading research in:
By covering all major geospatial disciplines, the programme provides a balanced learning experience, rooted in both theory and practical application.
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