The Bachelor of Science in Geomatics at the University of Florida's College of Agricultural and Life Sciences prepares students for professional careers in the fast-growing field of geospatial technology. The program covers the measurement, analysis, and management of geospatial information from satellites, sensors, and ground-based instruments, using state-of-the-art technology. Students can specialize in Geospatial Analysis or Surveying and Mapping (ABET-accredited). Graduates are well-prepared for licensure as professional surveyors and mappers, and up to 90% achieve employment within six months of graduation. The curriculum includes hands-on fieldwork, exposure to the latest surveying and GIS technology, and rigorous coursework in science, engineering, and information technology. Classes are offered at the main Gainesville campus as well as at the Fort Lauderdale and Plant City centers, enabling accessibility throughout Florida.