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Nov 08, 2024
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2024-2025 Graduate Catalog
Geospatial Intelligence Certificate
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Program Coordinator/Contact
Bob Watrel, Department Head
Department of Geography and Geospatial Sciences
109 Wecota Hall
605-688-4511
Program Information
Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) is a broad field that encompasses the intersection of geospatial data with social, political, environmental, and numerous other factors. Geospatial Intelligence refers to the use of geospatial technologies to extract information for decision advantage in humanitarian response, strategic defense, security or investigative analysis. The Geospatial Intelligence Certificate focuses on geospatial techniques (GIS, remote sensing, data management, etc.) and analytical courses to provide students with foundational knowledge for success in the GEOINT community. This certificate is open to all students with an interest in a credential for working in national security, emergency management, or public safety careers.
Course Delivery Format
Coursework for the program is delivered in multiple formats including face-to-face lecture and online courses.
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Student Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the certificate in Geospatial Intelligence, students will:
- Understand basic concepts, components, structures, and functionalities of geographic information science (GISc).
- Use common GISc techniques to collect, analyze, process, and present spatial or geographical data.
- Demonstrate critical thinking skills in solving geospatial problems.
- Communicate and present geographic data, theories, philosophies, and concepts in oral, written, and visual forms with ethical engagement and respect for the diversity of individuals, groups, and cultures.
Select from the following
Select six credits from the following list. Credits: 6
Total Required Credits: 15
Additional Admission Requirements
TOEFL: 71 Internet-based
TOEFL Essentials: 7.5
IELTS: 6.0
Duolingo: 100
Additional Information
Students enrolled in SDSU certificate programs are not eligible for federal student financial aid. The non-federal alternative loan programs may be used for students meeting the lender criteria as found at www.sdstate.edu (search alternative loans). For further information, please contact the SDSU financial aid office at 605-688-4695 or finaid@sdstate.edu.
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