Dual study program in surveying engineering

Do you sometimes wonder how the maps in your GPS or delivery app are created? If you choose a dual study program in surveying engineering, you'll become a specialist who creates such realistic representations of the Earth's surface. Your tasks as a surveying engineer are complex. Using state-of-the-art technology, you'll conduct surveys on land, at sea, or in the mountains, which you'll then present in maps, digital terrain models, and topographic plans. A dual study program in surveying engineering provides you with the theoretical and practical skills necessary for these demanding tasks. The curriculum includes subjects such as mathematics, physics, computer science, and spatial and landscape planning. You'll be fascinated by working with high-precision measuring instruments, geographic information systems, CAD software, and lasers. You'll also learn to work with drones and underwater robots. After graduation, many career opportunities will be open to you, whether in government agencies, construction companies, or research institutions.