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Questions?
- How do I enroll in the certificate program?
- How do I apply to the GSS Graduate Certificate Program if I am already enrolled as a graduate student at UNH?
- Who can enroll in the certificate program?
- What courses make up the certificate?
- What course should I take first?
- What do I do when I am ready to graduate?
- Do I need to fill out an Intent to Graduate Form when I finish the requirements of the GSS Certificate?
- Can any classes be transferred into the Geospatial Certificate Program from other institutions?
- Where is the GSS Program student computer Lab?
- What geospatial data resources exist at UNH?
Contact Us
Michael Routhier GSS Program Coordinator (603) 862-1954
The Graduate Certificate in Geospatial Science (GSS) at the University of New Hampshire is a multidisciplinary program designed to provide graduate level education in the applied and theoretical technology and applications of geospatial science. Students within the program are afforded the opportunity to build their five course requirement certificate from a variety of required and elective classes from different disciplines to best fit their academic, research, or professional interests. The flexibility of this program makes the program ideal for a student looking to complement their degree or a professional looking to build knowledge, skill and credentials within the Geospatial Sciences.
Announcements
- ★New GSS Class Announced!
Learn how to fly Unoccupied Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for the collection, processing, and mapping of aerial imagery. Look for GSS 827: Applied Drone Remote Sensing during each summer session.
- ★GSSC hosts Student Lab!
All GSS program students are welcomed to utilize the multiple computer systems, resources, and services of the Geospatial Science Center. Available in Room 253 of Morse Hall.
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Next Courses:
Summer 2024
- GSS 827 Applied Drone Remote Sensing
- GSS 996 Independent Study in Geospatial Science
Fall 2024
- ESCI 870 Geodesy
- GSS 807/ESCI 877 GIS for Earth and Environmental Science
- GSS 996 Independent Study in Geospatial Science
- MATH 839 Applied Regression Analysis
- NR 857 Remote Sensing for the Environment
- NR 882 Monitoring Forest Health
- SOC 901 Intermediate Social Statistics
J-Term 2025
- GSS 800 Elements of Geospatial Science
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