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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 Program in Geospatial Science at the University of New Hampshire consists of two program offers: 1) a Professional Masters Degree in Geospatial Science and 2) a Grduate Certificate in Geospatial Science. Both of these programs help prepares stduents for in-demand careers in geospatial science, data science, drone and satellite remote sensing, and more. Geospatial science transforms location data into actionable knowledge, using technologies like GIS, remote sensing, and spatial analysis to solve complex real-world problems. Professionals in this field help scientists track environmental change through satellite imagery, enable health workers to map disease outbreaks, assist municipalities in managing infrastructure, and support businesses in targeting markets through demographic analysis. As location-based data becomes integral across industries, geospatial expertise is increasingly essential. The 10-course 30-credit professional masters program can be completed in as little as 11-months to help prepare students for in-demand jobs. The 5-course, 15-credit certificate program can help student looking to complement their degree or for a professional looking to build knowledge, skill, and credentials within the geospatial sciences.
Announcements
- ★New GSS Course Announced!
Learn how to complete on-line GIS Analysis and build interactive Web-Mapping page. Look for GSS 815: On-Line GIS and Web Mapping during the each J-Term session.
- ★New MS GSS Degree Announced!
Stating the fall of 2026, the UNH Geospatial Science Program will now be offering a Professional Masters in Geospatial Science Degree. Students enrolling during the 2026/27 Academic year will receive up to 20% reduced program costs on fall and spring classes through the life of their program.
- ★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. Contact mike.routhier@unh.edu for more details.
Next Courses:
J-Term 2025
- GSS 800 Elements of Geospatial Science
Spring 2025
- GSS 996 Independent Study in Geospatial Science
- MATH 836 Advanced Statistical Methods for Research
- NR 860 GIS in Natural Resources
- OE/ESCI 871 Positioning for Ocean Mapping
Summer 2025
- GSS 827 Applied Drone Remote Sensing
- GSS 996 Independent Study in Geospatial Science
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