Associate of Applied Science in Surveying Degree Program
Surveying is an ideal job for anyone who doesn’t want to spend all their time cooped up in an office. Employees in surveying map the surface of the earth for projects such as the planning and building of construction sites as well as for mineral excavation and land ownership disputes. Start mapping out your career today with a degree in surveying from Westwood College.
Surveying is a technical profession that allows you to get out of the office and spend much of your time working outdoors. If you enjoy being outside, working with a team, and processing technical data, you should consider learning this Westwood College program.
A land and building surveying degree from Westwood College helps students in the Surveying program learn the skills necessary to get an entry-level surveying career. Students spend much of their time outside doing field projects, collecting data and using industry-standard equipment.
Students learn the basic math and plane trigonometry needed for a surveying profession. They learn about drafting, CAD programs, land surveying and many other skills used by surveying professionals. Learning surveying in the classroom is just the beginning of a Westwood College student's curriculum. Fieldwork rounds-out the education to help prepare students for challenges they may face in future careers
Land surveying and building surveying are careers that bring people out of the office and into the field where the action happens. If you like to get things done and watch your work come to life, then consider learning Surveying from Westwood College. For more information on how Westwood College’s land and building surveying degree could be right for you, click here or call us toll-free at 1-800-281-2978 today! .
