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19 Dec 2016 

•  David Rowswell (Unlicensed)

• please replace the entire GIS section with this. IT's a littel unconventional so please ask if you're not sure what I'm after.
  
  

  Geographic Information Science (GIS) PG

  Explore spatial and geographic data using computer-based systems. Create new ways to visually interpret and present this information—on maps and map layers, using smartphones and mobile devices as data viewers, and even through interactive infographics.

  You'll investigate the ideas behind the creation of these systems and think about the way we can conceptualise spatial problems—from disaster management, to conservation monitoring, to archaeology. 

  Undergraduate courses (just black bold heading)

  While Geographic Information Science

• (GIS) is a postgraduate subject at Victoria, you can study it at undergraduate level as part of the Geography programme. This approach includes the courses [GEOG 215 http://www.victoria.ac.nz/courses/geog/215/] Introduction to Geographic Information Science and Science, and [GEOG 315 http://www.victoria.ac.nz/courses/geog/315/] Advanced Geographic Information Science. An introductory level GIS course [GEOG 415 http://www.victoria.ac.nz/courses/geog/415/], is also available to postgraduate students. These courses might be right for you if you are working and looking to upskill in this area, or if you are studying another discipline, such as Earth Sciences, Computer Science, Economics or Biology. 

  Postgraduate programmes (black bold heading)

  You can complete a qualification in GIS at Master’s or Postgraduate Diploma level. These programmes are taught collectively by Victoria University of Wellington, the University of Canterbury and Auckland University of Technology

• , combining the expertise of academics at all three universities.

  Find out more about the programmes on the [Masters in Geographic Information http://www.mgis.ac.nz/] website. For more information about studying GIS at Victoria you can contact the programme

• director:

   

  Dr Mairead de Roiste, Programme Director

• mairead.deroiste@vuw.ac.nz

• +64 4

• 463 6431

• Room 215, Cotton Bldg, Gate 7 Kelburn Pde,

• Wellington

   

  Postgraduate programmes

  Master's in Geographic Information Science – MGIS

  2 years (240 points)

  [Explore the MGIS http://www.mgis.ac.nz/]

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  Postgraduate Diploma in Geographic Information Science (PGDipGIS)

  1 year (120 points)

• [Explore the PGDipGIS http://www.mgis.ac.nz/]

27 Sep 2016 

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) For Geographic Information Science change MGIS duration to '2 years (240 points)'

21 Sep 2016 

Alida Steemson (Unlicensed) via Issie Grundy

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) (Be careful cos it's live!) Under Why wellington change text to read:
  
  Wellington is at New Zealand's political and scientific heart. It's the seat of government and the site of embassies and high commissions, non-governmental organisations and Crown Research Institutes, like GNS Science and NIWA. It's also the home of some fascinating natural features—like a major fault line—and a short trip away from the Volcanic Plateau and the southern glaciers.

19 Sep 2016 

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) Heading for second subject should be as below and change all the text in red too please.

Geographic Information Science

Learn to use computer-based systems to explore spatial and geographic data. Create new ways to visually interpret and present this information—on maps and map layers, using smartphones and mobile devices as data viewers, and even through interactive infographics.

You'll investigate the ideas behind the creation of these systems and think about the way we can conceptualise spatial problems—from disaster management, to conservation monitoring, to archaeology.

If you want to find new ways to think about and represent geographic information, then Geographic Information Science is right for you.
Postgraduate programmes
Master's in Geographic Information Science – MGIS
Geographic Information Science is only available at postgraduate level, and is taught together with the University of Canterbury and Auckland University of Technology (AUT).

19 Jul 2016 

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) Instead of using an image of Dr Brian Anderson could you please use a crope of the image of the glacier.

15 Jul 2016 

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) please add the following video

Title: Fox Glacier's spectacular retreat

Caption: Watch a timelapse video of the movements of Fox Glacier.

Screenshot: 0:23

18 Aug 2016 

Jane Young (Unlicensed) via Megan Sellars

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) please upload the following as the banner image. This is also in the project folder. You will need to crop off the bands of colour.

11 Aug 2016 

Jane Young (Unlicensed) via John Townend

•  Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) please add Earth Sciences to the related areas of study.

11 Aug 2016 

Jane Young (Unlicensed) via John Townend

•  Andrew Bredenkamp please duplicate Development Studies subject block on the Geography study options page.

http://stage.victoria.ac.nz/explore/study-areas/development-studies/study

18 Jul 2016 

18 Jul 2016