Earn Your Degree for Career Success in Geomatic Technology

Geomatic Technology is a growing profession that puts you in the field for land surveying, mapping, and other work as a geomatic technician. Positions are available in a wide range of employers: construction firms; surveying and engineering firms; mining, oil or gas companies; public utility; or a government agency such as U.S. Geological Survey, Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Land Management, or U.S. Forestry Service.

Apply math and computer skills to earn your degree at Bellingham Technical College, widely recognized as a leader in providing quality technical education. You’ll first complete general education courses, then take six quarters of specialized study for one of these two degrees:

• Associate of Applied Science—Transfer Degree (125 credits)
• Associate of Applied Science Degree (120 credits)

Geomatic Technology graduates develop competency in such areas as basic GIS and surveying and mapping skills, and in CAD skills; and gain working knowledge of the Global Positioning System (GPS) as well as Washington state laws related to surveying and boundaries.

Your degree in Geomatic Technology will put you on a solid career track in an emerging profession.

• About 84 percent of BTC Geomatic Technology students are employed within nine months of graduation.
• The average annual income in this field is $61,398, with an earning potential of about $72,457 per year.

Why wait any longer? We're ready to help you to get started, get prepared, and get into a successful career in Geomatic Technology. Complete the form today to learn more!