Bachelor in Geodata Science

The Geodata Science program is designed for students passionate about climate, environment, and mobility issues. This interdisciplinary bachelor's degree combines computer science, mathematics, and artificial intelligence, allowing students to analyze geospatial data and develop models that address challenges like climate change. Ideal candidates are those who thrive on solving complex problems and are eager to contribute to digital advancements.

Students in this program will study subjects such as geoinformation, computer science, mathematics, and AI. The curriculum includes practical components, such as a six-month internship in the sixth semester, providing hands-on experience in real-world applications. This prepares graduates to tackle pressing issues in mobility, renewable energy, and smart cities, equipping them with the skills needed for a rapidly evolving job market.

Graduates of Geodata Science can pursue various roles, including Geodata Analyst, Data Scientist, Urban Planner, and Environmental Consultant. They often find employment in sectors focused on future mobility, renewable energy, and climate solutions. The skills acquired are transferable, allowing for diverse career pathways in technology, environmental science, and urban development.