What is the MSc in GIS?
Who studies for the MSc? How do I choose a research topic? What support will I receive? What do I do next? An MSc qualification is an internationally recognised level of achievement. UNIGIS is able to offer you the opportunity to graduate with an MSc in GIS by completing our advanced MSc programme. The MSc in GIS consists of a research dissertation prepared by an individual student with the support of experienced supervisors. The length of the dissertation is normally between 10,000 – 15,000 words (as per the MSc submission webpage): http://www.unigis.org/UNIGIS/RegisteredArea/intakemsc/msc_submission_guidelines.htm The MSc provides you with the opportunity to investigate a topic of your own choosing in some depth. Your supervisors will help you to develop your skills in problem definition, research design, project planning and management, data analysis and interpretation and presentation. Who does the MSc? If you score an average mark of 40% or better for your Diploma studies then you
