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.
All GSS program students are welcome to utilize the multiple computer systems, resources, and services of the Geospatial Science Center. Available in Room 253 of Morse Hall.
GSS 815: Online GIS and Web Mapping is now available for registration for J-Term 2027. Learn how to create, edit, and analyze Geospatial Data online and create Interactive Web Mapping pages.
Any students starting in the UNH MS in Geospatial Science Degree program during the fall/spring 26/27 academic year will receive up to a 20% reduction in fall and spring semester program costs through the completion of their degree.
GSS 867: Surveying and Geospatial Field Methods, GSS 825: Geospatial Programming, and MATH 842: Geospatial Statistics are now being offered every spring semester.
As of J-Term 2027, the GSS 800 Elements of Geospatial Science program requirement is now being called GSS 900 Professional Preparations in Geospatial Science. Please sign up for GSS 900 to complete your program requirements.
Please note that UNH MS and Certificate in Geospatial Science program applications are now being accepted through December 1st, 2026, for Spring 2027 admission.
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