Prepare for a career in geospatial technology and data analysis
The Bachelor of Science in Informatics with a concentration in Geosciences at Indiana University Southeast provides you with the technical knowledge and skills needed to analyze and manage geospatial data. This program combines informatics with geosciences, preparing you for a variety of roles in environmental science, geography, and natural resource management. You’ll gain expertise in geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, and geospatial data analysis, enabling you to develop solutions for industries ranging from environmental consulting to government agencies and tech companies. Small class sizes ensure personalized instruction from expert faculty committed to your success in both informatics and geosciences.
Hands-on learning with geospatial technologies
A key focus of the B.S. in Informatics with a Geosciences concentration at IU Southeast is hands-on experience. You’ll work on real-world projects, gaining practical skills in GIS software, data analysis, and geospatial mapping. From analyzing environmental data to developing spatial models, you’ll acquire the expertise that employers seek in geospatial professionals. The collaborative classroom environment allows for close interaction with peers and faculty, ensuring a deep understanding of geoscience technologies and their real-world applications.
Learn from faculty with industry experience
At IUS, you’ll be mentored by faculty who bring practical experience in geosciences and informatics. With expertise in GIS, remote sensing, and environmental data analysis, your professors will keep you up to date with the latest trends in geospatial technologies and industry standards. Their guidance and mentorship will ensure you’re well-prepared to meet the challenges of the growing geospatial and environmental fields.
Career Information
Graduates of the B.S. in Informatics with a Geosciences concentration are well-prepared for careers in geospatial data analysis, environmental consulting, and geographic information systems (GIS). Many pursue roles as GIS analysts, remote sensing specialists, environmental data analysts, or cartographers in industries such as environmental science, urban planning, natural resource management, and government agencies. Others may work with tech companies, leveraging geospatial technologies to develop solutions for mapping, climate change analysis, or disaster response. With the skills gained at IU Southeast, you’ll be equipped to tackle complex challenges in the growing field of geospatial technology and contribute to critical environmental and infrastructure projects.
Degree Information
120 Credit hours
Minimum culumulative GPA of 2.0
In-person
Degree requirements
Please visit the IU Southeast Bulletin website for specific degree requirements.
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