SURVEYING TECHNOLOGY, C.G.

• Hands-on, real world projects using levels, total station robots, GPS, 3D laser scanners, and several kinds of computer drafting software. 
• Students can participate in professional networking events through the student club and the Indiana Society of Professional Land Surveyors. 
• Students also participate in internship/job networking events.

This degree can leads to survey crew field chief, project managers, and eventually professional licensure as a surveyor. Surveyors can work in private engineering/construction companies or any number of governmental agencies (Bureau of Land Managemet, US Forestry Service, Army Corp of Engineers, County Surveyor Offices, etc.). Projects include building construction, utilities, roadways and railways, land development, sports complex development, mining, parcel boundary establishment, and many more.

Vincennes University's institutional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and the specialized accreditations and approvals obtained by various programs are located on our Accreditation and Licensure page.

Vincennes University recognizes the importance of programmatic licensure, ensuring that graduates meet the requirements set by professional licensing boards. By adhering to rigorous standards and seeking recognition from accrediting bodies, Vincennes University demonstrates its dedication to offering quality education and preparing students for successful careers.