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Potomac’s GIS/GIT faculty operate a GIT Center of Excellence that hosts conferences and events. You’ll study with instructors who are passionate about advancing this exciting field—and passionate about helping you achieve your goals.
Earn your GIT degree in the heart of the nation’s capital, in Virginia, or online. You can also blend online and on-campus study—whatever works for you!
Develop a suite of versatile skills that can help drive innovation and discovery in fields ranging from retail to weather forecasting with Potomac. Our GIT degree programs cover programming, remote sensing, data analytics, and more.
Establish a foundation of geospatial intelligence skills with our bachelor’s degree program or develop advanced capabilities with our master’s degree. Both programs feature flexible online or on-campus study and small classes led by instructors who have first-hand work experience with this powerful technology.
Develop an understanding of geospatial information technology’s theories and practices with introductory coursework in geospatial principles, cartography, remote sensing, geospatial modeling, and more. You’ll engage in practical learning experiences that challenge you to put GIT to work developing solutions for government, business, and scientific organizations.
Bachelor of Science in Geospatial Information Technology – 120 Total Credits
21 credits elective courses
Students will also take 18 credits of upper-division courses in the concentration of their choice.
Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Geospatial Information Technology program will be able to:
Applicants must complete the following steps to apply.
Tuition is calculated per credit hour. Most courses are worth three credits each. Costs below are for domestic (U.S.-based) students only:
Additional fees apply. Financial aid is available to those who apply and qualify. Learn more about affording your degree here.
Start mapping out the road to your personal and professional goals in geospatial information technology. Talk to a University of the Potomac admissions advisor today!