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M.P.S. IN GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS PROGRAMS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

UMBC's Master in Professional Studies (M.P.S.): Geographic Information Systems (GIS), with a focus on the information systems and computer science aspects of GIS, provides an advanced level of education to professionals working or interested in the region's geospatial technology industry.

This 30-credit applied, graduate program consists of 10 courses which address four key areas: GIS databases, GIS application development, advanced analytical methods and tools, and reflections on practice.

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PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

The Master in Professional Studies: Geographic Information Systems requires a total of 30-credit hours. Students must complete 6 core courses (totaling 18 credits) and 4 electives (totaling 12 credits).