Geodesy, cartography, and cadastre (by branches and fields)

Geodesy, cartography, cadastre.

Geodesy  - The science of determining the shape and dimensions of the Earth's surface, as well as the search work in the creation of plans and maps and the establishment of engineering structures, their design, construction, and use.

Cartography - The science of studying, modeling, and mapping the spatial location, combination, and interdependence of objects, natural events, and the structure of society. In a broader sense, cartography encompasses the technology and production activities of mapmaking.

Cadastre - A collection of precise and necessary information about specific objects, as well as their register. It is established and operated by an official state body or institution.

The cost of daily education is 8,450,600 UZS.

The duration of daily education is 2 years.

Graduates of this faculty can work in managerial positions.

It is possible to earn from 1.5 million to 7.5 million UZS or higher income in the middle range.