Real Property Cadastre: Assessment and Information Support
21.03.02 In English and Russian
Level of education Bachelor
Type of instruction Full-time
Duration 4 years
The bachelor’s programme ‘Real Property Cadastre: Assessment and Information Support’ is designed to train specialists in: state cadastral registration of real estate; the formation of land lots and other real estate; and cadastral valuation and registration of real estate. The programme provides an opportunity to receive a broad fundamental university education in Earth sciences, as well as in informational, geoinformational, economic and legal support of the real estate cadastre. The programme is unique in that it trains students who are capable of: collecting, processing, analysing, synthesising, evaluating, storing, and transmitting various spatial data. They will use information technology to create a single information space for property management at the state and municipal levels when planning and organising land protection, and cadastral valuation and registration of real estate.
Students prepare for professional activities during: their practical training at the geodetic training grounds of St Petersburg University; and internships at partner organisations.
- Land Use
- Informational Support of Real Estate Cadastre
- Topography • Aerospace Surveys and Photogrammetry
- Legal Support for Real Estate Cadastre
- Urban Development Management
- Information Security and Information Protection
- Cartography and Geodetic Support of Cadastre
- Normative and Technical Base of Real Estate Cadastre
- Organisation and Technology of Real Estate Cadastre
- Territorial Planning and Management
- Economic Aspects of the Real Estate Cadastre
- The programme is designed to train specialists in: cadastral registration of real estate; the formation of land lots and other real estate; and cadastral valuation and registration of real estate
- The programme is unique in that it provides an opportunity to receive a broad fundamental university education in informational, geoinformational, economic and legal support of the real estate cadastre, as well as in Earth sciences. It compares favourably with similar academic programmes implemented in technical and agricultural universities. Graduates of the programme have significant advantages both in the labour market and in their future research activities
- The programme is unique in that it trains students who are capable of: collecting, processing, analysing, synthesising, evaluating, storing, and transmitting various spatial data. They will use information technology to create a single information space for property management at the state and municipal levels when organising the rational use of land as the main state resource
- The programme has been designed taking into account professional standards and the views of employers on the compliance of competencies with the job functions of such professions as: specialist in cadastre; specialist in space services based on the use of Earth remote sensing data; and specialist in geographical information systems and technologies for solving problems at the national and municipal level. The programme compares favourably with similar academic programmes at other universities by its interdisciplinary approach
- Graduates of the bachelor’s programmes speak English at a level of proficiency comparable to the B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)
The programme has been designed in cooperation with professional communities:
- The Department of the Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre and Cartography for St Petersburg (Agreement on Cooperation with St Petersburg University in the field of land surveying and cadastre dated 10 January October 2014 No 28-19-11)
- The Branch of the Federal State Budgetary Institution ‘The Federal Cadastral Chamber of the Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre and Cartography for St Petersburg’ (Agreement on Cooperation with St Petersburg University in the field of land surveying and cadastre dated 10 January October 2014 No 28-19-12)
- Self-Regulating Non-Profit Organisation ‘Cadastral Engineers of St Petersburg and the Northwestern Federal District’ (Agreement on Cooperation with St Petersburg University in the field of geodesy, land surveying and cadastre dated 22 October 2015)
- Self-Regulating Non-Profit Organisation ‘The Baltic Association of Cadastral Engineers’ (Agreement on Cooperation with St Petersburg University in the field of land surveying and cadastre dated 20 April 2016 No 28-19-306)
As part of international academic mobility programmes, students of St Petersburg University do practical training in Finland (Åbo Akademi University, the University of Turku) and Norway (the Arctic University of Norway, the University of Stavanger).
The bachelor degree programme trains specialists to work in the agencies of Real Estate Cadastre and Unified State Register of Immovable Property. Graduates land jobs in organisations which support sustainable land use and the development of effective strategy and active policy of land and property relations. They are well-placed to use information technology to process spatial data to provide comprehensive information management of real estate when planning and developing land protection and/or updating the records, evaluating, registering new real estate in the cadastre.
Professions
- Specialist in cadastre
- Specialist in engineering and geodetic surveys
- Specialist in geographical information systems and technologies for solving problems at the national and municipal level
- Specialist in space services based on the use of Earth remote sensing data
- City planner
- Specialist in land management