Engineering Surveying and Space Geodesy

Entry requirements

This course requires a 2:1 or international equivalent and/or a masters at merit level or above in a relevant subject.

Months of entry

February, April, July, October, December

Course content

Research overview

This PhD is based within the Nottingham Geospatial Institute (NGI).

NGI is a leading cross-disciplinary research and teaching institute, specialising in spatial and location-based science and engineering, using the technologies of satellite positioning, remote measurement systems and integrated sensor technologies.

Research areas

Research can cover a range of disciplines including:

• geospatial engineering and monitoring
• photogrammetry and remote sensing
• the technology and applications of satellite navigation systems such as GPS and Galileo
• integrated positioning technology
• environmental and atmospheric monitoring
• physical and space geodesy