This master’s degree runs over three semesters, the first two dedicated to the programme courses, and the third for completion of the master’s thesis. The first semester courses at the UJI focus on new technology contents and basic geographical information. In the second semester, at the University of Münster, students take subjects in basic and advanced geoinformation science.

Courses are also taught on other important subjects such as project management and research methods. The master’s thesis is closely linked to ongoing research projects at one of the partner universities. The objective of this master’s programme is to train professionals in geospatial technologies, a rapidly growing area with a shortage of professionals; it therefore provides an excellent opportunity for a professional career in the field.... [-]

Maria from Colombia studied AMASE from 2015-2017. She was in Spain and France. She says:Now I am a PhD student at University of Amsterdam. This job allows me to strengthen my skills as researcher within an industrial focus and that is something I find very valuable. The international experiences I got from AMASE had been of great use to help me adapting to this new country.

Mike from Canada studied from 2013-2015 in France and Germany, he says: If you have the will and drive to seize it, AMASE offers you the opportunity to seriously challenge and develop yourself in much more than academics. I recognized that chance and embraced it completely.