Program Overview
GIS skills are helpful in fields like conservation, horticulture, and others that need detailed knowledge of a region. Current students can strengthen their resumes with this additional course sequence. Professionals can update their knowledge of GIS software and learn about the program's latest features.
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Careers in Environmental Science
Nearly all careers in conservation, horticulture, and environmental science require GIS skills. With this microcredential, you'll gain the mapping and data analysis skills used across a variety of professional occupations, including:
- Conservationist
- Fish and Wildlife Technician
- Land Manager
- Remote Sensing Analyst
- Soil and Water Technician
- Urban Planner
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Apply Your Credits Toward a Degree
The credits you earn in this microcredential may count toward an FLCC degree, allowing you to build career-ready skills while making progress toward your goals.
Related degree programs include:
- Environmental Science (Biophysical Track) A.S.
- Horticulture A.A.S.
- Natural Resources Conservation A.A.S.
Meet with an advisor to learn how these credits can fit into your degree plan.
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Geographic Information Systems Microcredential Courses
Earn this microcredential by completing the following courses:
Visit our academic catalog for a complete listing of program requirements.
Apply Now
Submit a microcredential application to get started. Once we receive your information, we'll contact you with details on how to register for the program.
What is a Microcredential?
A microcredential is a short, career-focused program that provides in-demand skills training.
Earning a microcredential shows employers that you have a specific set of skills and keeps you current with industry trends.
View All MicrocredentialsCosts and Aid
Microcredentials are charged on a per-credit-hour basis. Our part-time rate includes tuition and standard fees for NYS residents, plus any other fees for specific courses, labs, and online instruction. Access to financial aid varies by part-time and full-time status, household finances, and other circumstances.
$234
in-state part-time tuition per credit hour.
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$23M
in financial aid was awarded to our students last year.
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