Students enrolled in the Cadastre degree program must earn 30 credits per semester and 60 credits per academic year. The study period is 4 years, and a student must earn 240 credits by completion of the program.
For a student, 1 ECTS credit equals 30 academic hours, and the annual student workload is 1,800 academic hours for 60 credits. Of this, 40% consists of classroom hours and 60% of independent study hours. The credits to be mastered by the student during a semester include compulsory and elective courses specified in the course catalog.
60721700 – Cadastre is a degree program covering the objects used in various sectors of the economy according to the types of state cadastres maintained in the Republic, cadastral enterprises, land plots and objects located within cadastral territories, land use, land ownership, the legal status of the use of objects, their quantitative and qualitative characteristics, control and management of their use and condition, and the set of means, methods, techniques, and approaches of human activity aimed at professional responsibility in these areas.
Professional activity objects of the 60721700 – Cadastre degree program.
Cadastre engineers in state and non-state organizations, enterprises and institutions, companies (firms), production associations, and sectoral enterprises.
Graduates of the 60721700 – Cadastre bachelor’s degree program, provided they have completed pedagogical retraining, have the right to engage in teaching activities in professional education institutions in general professional and specialized subjects determined by the authorized education management bodies.