Basic subjects
Real estate cadastre Computer mapping Technical tools of cadaster systems Building Fundamentals Engineering arrangement of territories Remote probing Geodesic support of cadastral work State regulation of land and property relations Technical Inventory of Real Estate
Specialized subjects
Fundamentals of geo-informatics Geographic informational systems software Geographical and land-informational systems Geo-informational systems security Information security management
Program Overview
The program is aimed at preparation of highly-qualified bachelors for professional work in state, public and commercial organizations. The acquired competencies will give graduates the opportunity to find a job in the labor market, adapting to a variety of working conditions in the field of public and municipal administration, corporate structures and non-profit organizations. During the course of training, students receive knowledge in the field of land management and cadasters, with in-depth study of theoretical and practical aspects modern geoinformation technologies. The acquired knowledge will allow the graduate to successfully manage land resources and real estate objects; to maintain cadaster, registration and evaluation of real estate objects; to carry out surveying geodetic work, develop and implement geographic information systems in accordance with the requirements of information security. The development of universal and subject-specific competencies of the future specialists contributes to their social mobility and sustainability in the labor market.
Program Benefits
• The studying process on the educational program is full of various events. During their studies, students carry out creative projects in various modern areas of science and technology.
• The functioning of the student scientific society "Geoinformation and Cadastral Systems" provides master classes from leading specialists in the field of cadastre.
• Heads of specialized enterprises as invited lecturers talk about current changes, modern ways of solving cadastral problems.
• Practical trainings are organized only at specialized enterprises. Academic trainings are held at such organizations as: “Scientific and Production Company “Taganrog Bureau of Cadastre" LLC; “Terra Dox Invest" LLC; “Geocadaster" LLC; Taganrog Property Management Committee; “Southern Cadastre Company" LLC; “Geonovation" LLC; “Bureau of Cadastral Engineers" LLC.
• During the training, students are fully immersed in cadastral activities, they meet with leading experts in this field, practice at specialized enterprises, engage in scientific and project activities in the field of cadastre.
• The current program is the only one to provide bachelor's degree education within the speciality "Geoinformation support of the cadastre".
• The educational, professional and social significance of the program consists in the training of highly professional modern specialists who are able to effectively, through the use of fundamental knowledge, modern information technologies, carry out a type of professional activity in the field of cadastral registration, engineering and geodetic surveys, engineering and technical design in urban planning, valuation of real estate, contribute to the development of the economy, increase the level of culture and the life of the population.
Prospects. Career & Employment
A cadastral engineer is primarily engaged in land surveying. It includes determining the coordinates of the land plot boundaries, drawing up boundary plans, registration of documents necessary to secure ownership of land and its state registration. Graduates of the program will be able to work in the following organizations: Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre and Cartography; Bureau of Technical Inventory; Federal Cadastral Chamber; tax inspectorate; departments of general plans of enterprises and institutions of a wide profile; banks (real estate valuation); departments of land and property relations of municipalities; property management committees; commercial enterprises engaged in cadastral, land management, and valuation activities.
Why is it important to pursue a higher education?
Within this area, highly qualified specialists are trained for professional work in governmental, public, and commercial organizations. Graduates will acquire the necessary competencies to find employment in the labor market and adapt to diverse working conditions in state and municipal administrations, corporate structures, and non-profit organizations. During their studies, students receive comprehensive and systematic knowledge of land management and the cadastre. They also study the theoretical and practical aspects of modern geoinformation technologies in depth, which will enable graduates to successfully manage land and property relations, plan and design land use, account for and value real estate, register real estate, and develop and implement geoinformation systems.. The development of both general and specific skills contributes to social mobility and stability in the future labor market for specialists.