Bachelor of Engineering (Geomatics)
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Engineering in Geomatics at Ndejje University is designed to equip students with essential knowledge and practical skills in land surveying, mapping, geospatial analysis, and modern positioning technologies. The program builds a strong foundation in areas such as satellite navigation (GNSS), photogrammetry, remote sensing, GIS, cartography, hydrographic surveying, and land information systems. Through hands-on training, fieldwork, and the use of advanced geospatial tools, students gain the competence needed to support infrastructure planning, environmental management, land administration, and national development.
Why Study this program at Ndejje University?
- Practical, field-based training: Strong emphasis on hands-on surveying exercises, GIS labs, and real‑world geospatial projects.
- Modern equipment and software: Access to total stations, GNSS receivers, drones, and advanced GIS/remote sensing tools.
- Experienced instructors: Lecturers and professionals with expertise in surveying, geospatial science, and engineering applications.
- Industry relevance: Skills aligned with Uganda’s growing needs in land management, infrastructure development, and environmental monitoring.
- Value-based education: A learning environment that integrates professionalism, integrity, and Christian principles.
- Strong career prospects: Graduates are prepared for roles in surveying firms, oil & gas, construction, environmental agencies, land administration, and geospatial consultancy.
- Supportive learning environment: Personalized academic support, practical exposure, and project-based learning to ensure competence and confidence.
Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Certificate in Agriculture program will be able to:
- Apply geospatial science and engineering principles to collect, analyze, and interpret spatial data.
- Use modern tools such as GIS, GNSS, remote sensing, drones, and surveying instruments in real-world applications.
- Produce accurate maps, spatial models, and digital datasets for planning and decision‑making.
- Conduct land, engineering, and topographic surveys with precision and professional standards.
- Manage geospatial databases and create reliable land information systems.
- Contribute to infrastructure development through geospatial analysis and mapping support.
- Work ethically, safely, and effectively within multidisciplinary engineering and land management teams.
Course Structure
Year 1Year 2Year 3Year 4
- Christian Ethics and Values
- Introduction to Information Technology
- Engineering Mechanics I
- Communication Skills
- Introduction to Engineering
- Engineering Drawing I
- Engineering Mathematics I
- Engineering Mathematics II
- Foundations in Health and Safety
- Engineering Mechanics II
- Engineering Mathematics IV
- Christian Ethics II
- Health and Safety
- Computing II
- Land Management II (Registration)
- Global Positioning Systems II (Advanced)
- GIS II Modeling & Analysis
- Research Methods for Geomatics
- Remote Sensing II (Application)
- Surveying Adjustments II
- Geospatial Data Modeling and Management
- Land Information Systems (LIS)
- Hydrographic Surveying
- Advanced GIS and Remote Sensing
- Cadastral Surveying and Land Law
- Advanced Engineering Surveying
- Professional Practice, Management and Ethics
- Final Year Project
Entry Requirements – Bachelor of Engineering (Geomatics)
Direct Entry
- Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) with at least 5 passes
- Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) with 1 principal pass in a relevant subject.
Diploma Entry
- Relevant diploma in Engineering or related field (Upper Second or Credit), recognized by NCHE
Mature Age Entry
- A minimum score of 50% in a recognized Mature Age Entry Examination
International Applicants
- Secondary school completion equivalent to Uganda’s A-Level
- Academic documents must be equated where necessary
- Proof of English proficiency if prior education was not in English
This Course includes:
How to get Admitted?
Follow the application process by submitting your academic documents and completing the university admission requirements.

























