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BH116 - Bachelor of Surveying (Honours)

Plan: BH116P23 - Bachelor of Surveying (Honours)
Campus: City Campus
Learning outcomes
Program Learning Outcomes Statement
The program is designed for students who wish to become professional Surveyors. The structure and content of the program were developed with advice from an industry-based program advisory committee.
Upon completion of BH116P23 - Bachelor of Surveying (Honours), you will have achieved the following Program Learning Outcomes:
PLO1 Apply advanced and coherent knowledge of theories, principles, concepts, technologies and practices that underpin the significance of surveying in society.
PLO2 Critically analyse and evaluate information, standards, methods, tools, and practices in the role of a Surveyor.
PLO3 Apply standard and advanced research principles and methodology to design and implement industrial and research projects to address complex real-world problems, and make original contribution to the current body of knowledge.
PLO4 Critically analyse and synthesize principles of scientific inquiry using surveying methods linked to theory in order to verify their accuracy and recognise the importance of replication and generalisation.
PLO5 Critically evaluate and communicate research findings to diverse audiences utilising contemporary and traditional formats employing integrity and culturally safe practices.
PLO6 Work independently, with agility, safety, and accountability for own learning and professional future.
PLO7 Make use of professional practices to achieve learning excellence within multi-disciplinary teams and in adherence with the regulatory frameworks of a Surveyor and First Nations knowledges and input.






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