The from? leads to a diverse but exceedingly rewarding professional career. It is comprised of four main areas of study:

• measurement science (i.e. the techniques of spatial measurement)

• cadastral studies (i.e. issues such as who own the land, how much do they own, and what is the extent of their ownership)

• resource management, including the design and layout of housing developments and lifestyle blocks

• spatial information studies (i.e. the concepts behind the capture, management and display of spatial data when it is in its digital form).

• The professional education provided by the BSurv (which also includes on-job training) produces surveying graduates who are recognised, internationally, as being of the highest quality.