Geospatial technologies such as geographic information systems (GIS), the global positioning system (GPS), satellite-based remote sensing, and computer simulations are tools commonly used today by all sectors of the economy for planning and decision-making. Industry and government have grown increasingly reliant on geospatial technologies to manage the interface between human activity and the environment. Geospatial technology is also used for business purposes to forecast potential markets for retail and development. The Geospatial and Environmental Informatics (GSEI) degree program brings together information technology, spatial science, data analysis, natural resources and ecological modeling and is collaboratively taught by world-renowned faculty from the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment, and the colleges of Agriculture, Science and Mathematics, Engineering and Business. This interdisciplinary approach prepares students to be successful and highly competitive in a diverse and rapidly growing job market. Professionals with skills in GSEI related areas are in high demand for collecting, collating, modeling, analyzing, visualizing, and communicating geospatial information. Graduates can anticipate a wide variety of career opportunities within public agencies and government, private corporations, consulting firms, NGOs, and other international organizations.