Careers in Surveying
Some graduates of the Surevying School have moved into scientific research while others have chosen to travel the world undertaking seismic surveys, defining oil exploration areas, aligning tunnels, and setting out high rise buildings or other major engineering structures. Still others have become involved in defining international boundaries for the United Nations. In time, many end up as consultants running their own businesses.
The challenges are many and the work is rarely boring. It is this variety and diversity that helps make surveying such an enjoyable profession. The personal profiles below will give you an idea of the scope of the profession.
