Geospatial technologies are driving innovation across industries —from environmental analysis and public health to logistics, national security and urban planning.
12
Minimum Credits Required to Graduate
$739
Cost Per Credit
(In-State Tuition & Fees)
Nov. 1
Next Application Deadline
(Spring 2026)
Geospatial technologies are among the fastest-growing tech sectors in the U.S. economy. According to the Maryland Department of Labor, jobs in related fields are expected to grow approximately 19% from 2022 to 2032 — outpacing many other industries.
Careers span a wide range of sectors including:
While federal job classifications lag behind emerging trends, this interdisciplinary skillset is increasingly in demand in roles labeled GIS analysts, remote sensing specialists, data scientists and cartographers.
Learn to analyze and visualize geographic patterns using advanced GIS tools.
Gain hands-on experience with satellite and drone imagery through remote sensing.
Develop the skills to manage geospatial databases and create compelling cartographic
outputs.
The certificate requires 12 graduate credits and provides foundational and advanced training in geospatial technologies.
Choose one of the following:
Choose from options that allow for specialization or exploration in applied geospatial work:
Whether you're looking to pivot your career, expand your toolkit, or lead innovative spatial solutions, the Graduate Certificate in Geospatial Technologies will prepare you to make meaningful, data-driven impact.
