Ever new technical developments, networking and advanced applications: Modern surveying today includes many interesting areas – and this precision discipline is continually developing. The complex tasks of survey engineering include, for example, quality management in industrial production processes. In addition to classical engineering and industrial surveying, students also learn the conceptual design and operation of geoinformation systems as well as methods of environmental monitoring and analysis. The sustainable planning of the ground and soil, real estate valuation, photogrammetry and remote sensing also form part of the curriculum. In just 6 semesters the graduates are thoroughly prepared for their tasks. The demand for well-trained survey engineers is high worldwide.