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Whether you are entering the field of geographic information science (GISc) or looking to further your career, you can develop a more robust understanding of how GISc functions across different sectors and make your mark on some of the greatest global challenges of our age, including climate change, transportation, public health and more.
Learn how to design, manage and use geographic information technologies to develop and improve the tools and systems we rely on daily. Upon graduation, students are prepared to work in local, state and federal government agencies, as well as private sector consulting, various health-related government agencies, or event nonprofits.
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Kent State University's GISc programs require no campus visits, providing you with the flexibility to manage your professional and personal lives. With no GRE required for admission, you can start your application today!
The Master of GISc program has one of the lowest tuition rates in the nation. Your educational investment will be further offset by your potential salary as a graduate degree holder—master's degree holders earn average salaries nearly 20 percent higher than those with only a bachelor's degree.1
The need for geographic information science experts continues to grow, with an expected 14 percent increase in jobs by 2026.2 Set yourself apart by choosing from concentrations such as Environmental GISc, Cyber GISc, Health & GISc, or General GISc.
See Where Your Career Can Take You
Kent State's online Master of Geographic Information Science (MGISc) program helps prepare you with career skills that extend beyond simply understanding software features or capabilities.
For those who are interested in graduating sooner, Kent State also offers a postbaccalaureate certificate option. Students can choose between three certificates to prepare them for analytical and managerial roles utilizing geospatial technologies.
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