Prospective Students
We run a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in land surveying, geo-informatics and utility surveying.
Welcome to the LSGI website
The Department of Land Surveying and Geo-Informatics (LSGI) is one of the leading departments in the world in its disciplines. Offering the most wide ranging education... more.
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- What is geomatics? Find out more about the latest development.
- We're world renowned. See how we globally rank.
- Prepared to be the best. Learn about our facilities and resources.
Current Students & Alumni
The LSGI Department has close ties with the industry and a large alumni network through which career opportunities are offered:
Hot news & events
The 8th World Congress on Engineering Asset Management (WCEAM 2013)
Application for 2013 Study Tour to Beijing and Wuhan
Beijing Hong Kong Macao Geomatics Conference (23-24 May, 2013 )
Invitation to LSGI Career Talk on 17 April 2013 (Wednesday)
FCE Sustainable Urban Development Forum cum Research Alumni Reunion
LSGI Received PTeC Maximum Staff Participation Award 2012
Summer School for Outstanding Postgraduate and Senior Undergraduate Students
LSGI Community Outreach: Basketball Game with MTRC Land Surveying Team
8th International Symposium on Spatial Data Quality (ISSDQ2013)
Dr. Bo WU Received the Excellence in Research Award 2011/2012
Dr. George Zhizhao Liu Received Early Career Award 2012/13 from Hong Kong Research Grants Council
Outstanding LSGI Alumni 2012 - Result Announcement
8th Annual Seminar on Spatial Information Science and Technology (ASSIST 2012)
Four New Staff Members Join the Department in September 2012
LSGI's Latest Research on Future Hong Kong Urban Temperature Attracts Wide Attention
LSGI Welcomes a Famous New Professor : Mei-Po KWAN
LSGI Programmes Accredited by the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers.
Research Student Scholarships Available Now.Click here for application.
Research Activities
The LSGI is very active in research activities. It hosts research centres which focus on geomatics, remote sensing and urban hazards. Find out more.
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Since 11 Jan 2010