Geographic Sciences, Resources, Environment and Urban Rural Planning Management, Geographic Informat

Specifically, it is divided into schools, and there are quite big differences in the teaching force of different schools and different subjects.

If you want to engage in scientific research, take the Chinese Academy of Sciences system as an example, geographical science is better.

If you are engaged in administration, the management of resources and environment and urban and rural planning is good, but if you want to enter the enterprise, the geographic information system is good, and the geographic information system is engaged in computer software, GIS and RS are a little more, but it is also very difficult, and the requirements for mathematics and computers are a little higher.

Considering the employment problem of undergraduate graduates, it is better not to choose it at all, it is not easy to get employed.

It's up to you to see what you like, geography is in the direction of teacher training, and Zihuan will be divided into two directions in your sophomore year - property management and logistics, you can choose by yourself. Geographic information system (GIS) is one of the three with a relatively high technical content. I have a vast GIS, you can ask me any questions.

I am a major in resource environment and urban and rural planning management at Jilin University, and I suggest you study geographic information systems. The employment width of this one is much better, and half of the students in our class are going to take the GIS graduate school. GIS requires some computer software, which we find quite useful.

**Or if it is related to other things, I study urban planning and management. Best、No words to learn GIS、The first two employment width is not very large、

Geographic information system and map making technology are still very good, and learning well is also a technical worker, and you have to learn programming and do IT in the future. As far as the GIS itself is concerned, it is also a national priority in the 12th Five-Year Plan. Cartography technology and geographic information technology are closely related, and it is also very important, and the future employment will be very good.

If you are interested in this aspect, you must learn programming well, and there are some basic software to learn well, such as Arcgis, ERDAS, ENVI and other software, students should determine the direction by themselves, whether to do ground information or remote sensing. In fact, there are many counterpart places, such as the Geographic Information Bureau, the Department of Land and Resources, and those who go to planning institutes, but most of the female students still choose to go to high schools to become teachers, which depends on their own willingness, ability and interest.

In 2013, the number of graduates of colleges and universities majoring in geographic information system and mapping technology was 500-600, including 55% of males and 45% of females, and in 2013, the proportion of male and female students enrolled in colleges and universities majoring in geographic information system and mapping technology was 70% in liberal arts and 30% in science, and the employment rate of geographic information system and mapping technology majors in recent years was (60%-65%).

1. Major in Geographical Sciences. Main courses: Physical Geography, Human Geography, Economic Geography, State Petrology, Chinese Geography, World Geography, Surveying Geography, Surveying Cartography, Geographic Information System, Environmental Protection, etc.

2. Major in resource environment and urban and rural planning management. Main courses: Geology, Physical Geography, Human Geography, Economic Geography, Regional Planning, Cartography, Remote Sensing Applications, Geographic Information System, Land Evaluation and Land Management, Environmental Science, Water Resources Calculation and Management, etc.

3. Major in geographic information system. Main courses: Physical Geography, Human Geography, Economic Geography, Cartography, Remote Sensing Technology, Database Technology, Principles of Geographic Information System, Design and Application of Geographic Information System, etc.