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arrangements
»» Maintain equipment and supplies
»» Perform basic drafting
»» Perform basic spatial computations
»» Prepare for work in the SIS industry
»» Provide field support services
»» Read and interpret maps
»» Respond to client enquiries
»» Store and retrieve basic spatial data.
Diploma
»» 2D and 3D terrain
»» Analyse geo data
»» Capture new data
»» Collate and interpret data
»» Creation of new spatial data
»» Data collection and validation
»» Design data store
»» Geo information system data
»» Implement plan
»» Integrate spatial data sets
»» Produce project deliverables.
Advanced diploma
»» Advanced remote sensing analysis
»» Apply quality control measures
»» Complex engineering surveys
»» Conduct advanced GPS control survey
»» Conduct design and set out survey
»» Design a spatial project plan
»» Design networks and geocoding
»» Design SIS project deliverables
»» Determine client requirements
»» Develop, monitor and maintain GIS
»» Manage data within council GIS
»» Manage risk
»» Undertake SIS research and development.
Career outlook
Following graduation, you may be employed
in the spatial information industry as an
assistant to a land surveyor, survey
technician, GIS/GPS operator, or computer
draftsperson. Graduates can initially work in
areas such as land management, civil and
structural engineering, or asset management
for local government or mining companies.
Professional recognition
Graduates of the Advanced Diploma of
Spatial Information Services, who have
essential practical experience, are eligible to
apply for professional certification with the
Spatial Sciences Institute.
www.spatialsciences.org.au
Application and entrance procedures
Application procedures
Full-time by VTAC application
Part-time by RMIT direct application
Entrance requirements
Current Year 12
2010 ENTER/ATAR: N/A
Prerequisites: units 3 and 4—English (any)
and mathematics (any) or units 1 and 2
mathematical methods (either).
Non-Year 12
Prerequisite: none.
Please refer to page 57 for more details.
Extra requirements
Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and
submit a VTAC Pi form, available online at
www.vtac.edu.au , if they wish other
information to be considered.
Please refer to the 2011 VTAC Guide for
full details on extra requirements.
TAFE enrolment
For important enrolment information that may
impact on your tuition fees for this program,
see page 55.
Pathway
Graduates may be eligible to apply for
exemptions of up to one-and-a-half years
from the following degrees:
»» Bachelor of Applied Science (Surveying)
»» Bachelor of Science (Geosptial Science)
You may also be interested in…
»» Geospatial science (see the science
brochure)
»» Surveying (page 52)
Legend: D—Degree; T —TAFE; FT—full-time; PT—part-time; PTA—part-time may be available; RC—A range of selection criteria applied; N/A—not available 49
Surveying
‘I’ve always been interested in engineering, but I’ve never wanted to be
stuck behind a desk. I chose to study at RMIT because the surveying
degree was so hands-on, with a strong practical focus. I was attracted
to the opportunities at RMIT’s practical site at Yarra Bend and the focus
on GPS knowledge, which was rare for people in the surveying industry
at the time.
‘When I graduated, I had a real head start as I was already familiar with
fieldwork. My current role as a Licensed Land Surveyor for KLM Spatial
was a natural progression from my studies at RMIT. My work at KLM
involves subdivision and land development and I love the variety—no
two jobs are ever the same. It’s great to be able to get out and about
rather than being tied to a desk five days a week.
‘Anyone who likes working outdoors and problem solving, has a
mathematical mind, thinks outside the box and enjoys technology
would be a perfect fit for a career in surveying. Best of all, the
shortage of surveyors means it’s easy to find work while studying,
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