AERES HOGESCHOOL ALMERE · NETHERLANDS
Geografie & Datavisualisatie (Geography & Data Visualization)
Bachelor's · Taught in nl · UCAS 30033
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Bachelor's
Level
- Focus on future-proof citiesUrban Challenges
- Learn advanced visualization techniquesData Visualization
- Work with GIS, VR, Adobe toolsTechnology Skills
- Contribute to sustainable urban planningSocietal Impact
- Half-year internshipPractical Experience
The world's urban population is rapidly growing, with predictions that 80% of humanity will live in cities by 2050. This program addresses the crucial challenge of keeping our cities livable and sustainable. You will learn to analyze and visualize complex urban issues using specialized tools and knowledge, including Geographic Information Systems (GIS), design principles, data analysis, and effective communication strategies. Your goal will be to translate intricate geographical data into clear, actionable insights through reports, maps, storymaps, infographics, and animations, contributing to the development of healthy and vibrant urban environments. This Bachelor's program focuses on understanding urban structures and the necessary elements for a sustainable city. You'll develop skills in data interpretation and visual communication, preparing you to tackle real-world challenges in urban development.
Curriculum
The program is structured over four years, progressively building your expertise in geo-information, data analysis, and visualization. You'll engage with real-world projects and develop both technical and communication skills.
- Year 1
- Educatief product voor Aardrijkskunde (Educational Product for Geography)
- Evolutie van de Stad (Evolution of the City)
- Regionale Gebiedsontwikkeling (Regional Area Development)
- Stad van de Toekomst (City of the Future)
- Vaardighedenleerlijn (Skills Track)
- Year 2
- Big data in Smart Cities
- Natuurrampen en risicobeoordeling (Natural Disasters and Risk Assessment)
- Webdesign voor stedelijke delta’s (Web Design for Urban Deltas)
- Binnenlandstage (Domestic Internship)
- Year 3
- Year 4
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Geography & Data Visualization Bachelor's programme?
- You need a Havo diploma (Natuur en Gezondheid, Natuur en Techniek, Economie en Maatschappij, or Cultuur en Maatschappij with Mathematics A or B), a Vwo diploma (Natuur en Gezondheid, Natuur en Techniek, Economie en Maatschappij, or Cultuur en Maatschappij with Mathematics A, B, or C), or an Mbo level 4 diploma. Applicants who do not meet the Mathematics or Chemistry requirements for Havo/Vwo may take admission exams, with an optional preparation course available.
- What is the duration of the Geography & Data Visualization Bachelor's programme?
- This Bachelor's program is structured over four years.
- What kind of career opportunities are available after graduating from this programme?
- Graduates can address complex urban and environmental challenges by visualizing societal issues, analyzing geo-data, and providing expert advice. For example, an alumnus found a job at RTL Nieuws.
- What are the main topics covered in the Geography & Data Visualization curriculum?
- The curriculum focuses on analyzing and visualizing complex urban issues using tools like GIS, design principles, and data analysis. You will learn about urban structures, sustainability, data interpretation, and visual communication, including topics like Big Data in Smart Cities and Natural Disasters.
- Does the programme include practical experience or internships?
- Yes, the program emphasizes practical experience, including a domestic internship in Year 2 and the development of skills using specialized tools like GIS and Adobe.
Entry requirements
Havo DiplomaProfiles: Natuur en Gezondheid, Natuur en Techniek, Economie en Maatschappij, or Cultuur en Maatschappij (with Mathematics A or B)
Vwo DiplomaProfiles: Natuur en Gezondheid, Natuur en Techniek, Economie en Maatschappij, or Cultuur en Maatschappij (with Mathematics A, B, or C)
Mbo DiplomaLevel 4
Applicants who do not meet the Mathematics or Chemistry requirements for Havo/Vwo may take admission exams. A free summer course is offered two weeks before the exams to prepare.
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How to apply
1. Visit an Open DayAttend an Open Day to get a feel for the program and the university.
2. Experience a Trial Study DayParticipate in a Trial Study day to experience what it's like to study this program.
3. Register for the ProgramComplete your application for admission to the Geografie & Datavisualisatie program.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Geography & Data Visualization Bachelor's programme?
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You need a Havo diploma (Natuur en Gezondheid, Natuur en Techniek, Economie en Maatschappij, or Cultuur en Maatschappij with Mathematics A or B), a Vwo diploma (Natuur en Gezondheid, Natuur en Techniek, Economie en Maatschappij, or Cultuur en Maatschappij with Mathematics A, B, or C), or an Mbo level 4 diploma. Applicants who do not meet the Mathematics or Chemistry requirements for Havo/Vwo may take admission exams, with an optional preparation course available.
What is the duration of the Geography & Data Visualization Bachelor's programme?
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This Bachelor's program is structured over four years.
What kind of career opportunities are available after graduating from this programme?
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Graduates can address complex urban and environmental challenges by visualizing societal issues, analyzing geo-data, and providing expert advice. For example, an alumnus found a job at RTL Nieuws.
What are the main topics covered in the Geography & Data Visualization curriculum?
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The curriculum focuses on analyzing and visualizing complex urban issues using tools like GIS, design principles, and data analysis. You will learn about urban structures, sustainability, data interpretation, and visual communication, including topics like Big Data in Smart Cities and Natural Disasters.
Does the programme include practical experience or internships?
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Yes, the program emphasizes practical experience, including a domestic internship in Year 2 and the development of skills using specialized tools like GIS and Adobe.