Land Cadastre and Land Management

What is taught in this field

In the Land Cadastre and Land Management programme, students learn the knowledge related to recording land resources, assessing them and planning their use. The main subjects include geodesy, cartography, land management design, fundamentals of land cadastre, land use and protection, as well as modern geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing methods. During field practice, students learn to work with measuring instruments and develop skills in preparing plans and maps.

Who will the graduate become

Graduates become specialists in land cadastre and land management. They measure land plots, prepare documentation, register land rights and prepare projects for the rational use of land. Graduates may work as cadastral engineers, geodesists, land management engineers, land resources specialists, GIS specialists, or technical specialists in land management projects.

Where you can work

In Uzbekistan, specialists in this field are needed in cadastre and geodesy services, land resource management bodies, agricultural organisations, construction and design companies, city hokimiyats, and real estate-related services. Graduates can work in government institutions, private design bureaus, and enterprises that carry out geodetic and cartographic work. Since land relations are an important sector for the country, specialists in this field are consistently in demand.

Who this programme suits

This programme suits applicants who are interested in maps, measurements and accuracy, have a good command of mathematics and physics, and are not afraid of fieldwork. It is also a good fit for young people who enjoy working with computer technologies, are responsible, and pay careful attention to documents. If you are interested in land, nature and the development of territories, this programme may be a good choice.