While we can collect more data than ever before, we need tools to help us process that information. With a master's degree in geographic information science, you will be able to map, display and analyze data for use by companies, governments and scientists.<br>By studying geographic information science, you will learn state-of-the-art geospatial technologies, including Geographic Information Systems (GIS). You will use GIS software to create maps with geographic data. You will help researchers and companies discover patterns in both natural and manmade phenomena. It is especially helpful in studying urban concerns like zoning, transportation needs, open space and more. With your skills, you'll provide solutions to create a more sustainable, healthy world.<br>The Department of Geography and Environmental Studies offers, within the Master of Science in Geographic Information Science (MSGISci) degree, a highly structured specialization program in which most of the requirements are met with graduate courses dealing with various aspects of GIS. This program is designed for students who want to pursue a career in this highly technological subfield of geography. The Department of Geography and Environmental Studies offers, within the Master of Science in Geographic Information Science (MSGISci) degree, a highly structured specialization program in which most of the requirements are met with graduate courses dealing with various aspects of GIS. This program is designed for students who want to pursue a career in this highly technological subfield of geography.