| NSF IGERT Info. | IGERT National Recruitment Program | NCGIA
| Return to Main |

Admission

  To Apply 

Program

  Description
  Research
  Courses
  Handbook
  Forms

  Departments
  Requirements
  Certificate

  Colloquium

People

  Faculty
  IGERT Trainees
  PhotoGallery
  Alumni 
  Board
  Steering Committee

Research

  NSF Proposal
  Facilities

Download
brochure

Be a Member of the Next Generation of
Scientists and Engineers!

GI Science Program for Doctoral Students

 

The IGERT in GIScience presents...

REPRESENTING REALITY:
A Conference on Imagery in the Cognitive, Social and Natural Sciences

May 12-15, 2010 in Buffalo, NY

For more information Click Here

 

March 2009 : The IGERT program in GIScience will no longer offer fellowship to new students. 

Funding may be available from the participating departments.

Incoming and current UB doctoral students should consider our Advanced Certificate in Geographic Information Science program.

An innovative interdisciplinary program designed for doctoral students in the following departments:

Anthropology • Geography • Geology • Philosophy
Civil, Structural & Environmental Engineering
Computer Science & Engineering •  Industrial Engineering 

Experience a new model of doctoral education that combines interdisciplinary science with a wealth of practical experience, opportunities and research training.

Geographic Information Science  

An emerging field that seeks to understand the nature of geographic information and its role in society, and to provide theoretical foundations for GIS and related technology.  GIS constitutes a multi-billion dollar industry in the United States with many applications ranging from environmental health, national security, and basic science and engineering.

 

Applications for 2009 Summer School session will be due by March 27 2009.

Summer 2009 Program Information

 

NCGIA Vespucci Page


For more information regarding
this program, please email us : ncgia@buffalo.edu

 
 
 
 

This project is supported by IGERT award DGE-0333417 from the National Science Foundation and by the University at Buffalo. Support from NSF is gratefully acknowledged.

National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
301 Wilkeson Quad, Buffalo, NY 14261-0023
Tel 716-645-2545  |  Fax 716-645-5957  |  http://www.geog.buffalo.edu/giscience
© 2003 University at Buffalo. All rights reserved.