Land Measurements and Cadaster

The Terrestrial Measurement and Cadastre study program trains specialists who will have competencies in:
- the design and implementation of spatial geodetic networks for topographic, cadastral, and other engineering surveys;
- the performance of specific topographic surveys necessary for the preparation of topographic and thematic plans and maps;
- the establishment of technical and utility networks for performing angular distance measurements, level difference measurements, for geodetic purposes, and their reduction to the reference surface;
- the implementation of urban planning and territorial development projects, civil and industrial construction, communication routes and works of art, hydraulic constructions, and land improvements;
- determination of displacements and deformations of structures and land;
- the development of information systems in cadaster and in specialized fields as well as their use for real estate advertising works and for real estate valuation.

Topographic engineer, mining topographic engineer, geodetic engineer, geodesic engineer designer, research assistant in astronomy, research assistant in cadaster, research assistant in geodesy, research assistant in mining topography, cartographer, astronomy researcher, cadaster researcher, geodesy researcher, mining topography researcher, real estate appraiser, research engineer in cadaster, research engineer in geodesy, research engineer in mining topography.

Study and specialization opportunities

Our graduates can continue and develop their specialized knowledge through master modules and the doctoral school, after which they acquire top knowledge and competencies in their respective fields.

Thanks to numerous collaboration and partnership relationships at the national and international levels, the Faculty of Agronomy offers to students and master's degree candidates the opportunity to study and undertake internships at partner universities in France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Spain, and Bulgaria through scholarships offered by Erasmus, the Francophone Agency, and the UNESCO Culture et Tradition du Vin.