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The University of Münster, Germany, University Jaume I, Spain, and New University of Lisbon, Portugal, provide a new Masters Program in Geospatial Technologies. The English-taught Masters program has been approved in the educational program of excellence of the European Union ERASMUS MUNDUS. The program targets international applicants from NON-EU countries and will provide:

• Grants for non-EU students (35.600 Euros for the entire Masters program of 18 months)
• Grants for non-EU visiting researchers/ scholars (13.000 Euros for four months of teaching and research)
• Application deadline: January 15, 2008.

We kindly ask you to distribute this information and the flyer, to all potentially interested

• Students - the Masters program addresses holders of Bachelor degrees in APPLICATION AREAS of Geographic Information, such as Geography, Environmental Planning, Regional Planning, Transportation/ Logistics, Agriculture, Forestry, Retailing/Marketing, etc., and/or
• Researchers with high-level academic achievements in the field of Geographic Information.

The additional know-how and experience in Geospatial Technologies qualifies for a professional career in the following domains:

1. Private sector: GI applications and consulting in the domains of regional planning, landscape planning, financial services industry, energy providing industry, transportation, agriculture and forestry, and retailing/marketing.
2. Research: Applied sciences at universities and other research institutions
3. Public sector: GI applications and consulting in local and regional adminstrations, especially in cadastre and different types of planning (e.g., regional, traffic, ecology).

For further information, please see http://geotech.uni-muenster.de.

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Posted on November 17th, 2007 by Felipe Costa
Filed under: Cursos, GIS, Geomática, Geoprocessamento, Mestrado