GISphere

Where GeoSpatial Thinking Shines

Empower the GIS-related education for the future

Project Introduction

GISphere is a non-profit initiative led by a group of graduate students and young scholars in GIS-related fields (e.g., remote sensing, urban studies, other subfields in Geography). We have helped students interested in professional development and graduate programs to access the up-to-date information on global M.S./Ph.D. opportunities, funding availabilities, webinars, and competitions through our project website, blogs, online forums, and other virtual events.

GIS-Info

GISphere

GISource

GISpace

GISalon

Popular Institutes

Asia	North America	Europe	Oceania	Africa and South America
The University of Hong Kong	Pennsylvania State University	University College London	The University of Melbourne	University of the Witwatersrand
The Chinese University of Hong Kong	University of California, Santa Barbara	University of Glasgow	The University of Queensland	University of Los Andes
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology	University of Wisconsin-Madison	University of Manchester	The University of Adelaide	University of Cape Town
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University	Arizona State University	University of Bern	The University of Western Australia	Catholic University of Chile
National University of Singapore	McGill University	Wageningen University & Research	The University of Auckland	University of Chile
The University of Tokyo	McMaster University	University of Twente	The University of Canterbury	University of Buenos Aires

Full list of institutes

Copyright

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
This project is supported by a group of scholars who have studied or worked in GIS-related departments around the world. We want to say thank you to all of those who provided school information and/or worked on managing this project as volunteers.
Please feel free to leave a message in this GitHub issue if you find any errors or have any suggestions. We welcome more volunteers to join this project to help maintain and develop the guide. Please feel free to contact us via gisphere@outlook.com.

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