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Land surveyors provide accurate spatial data to engineering, building and surveying projects by measuring and mapping the size and shape of the land. Career options can include but not limited to a surveyor, tunnelling and mining surveyor, CAD operator, survey project manager or an engineering surveyor.

The surveying qualification offered at Toi Ohomai is an ideal programme for people wanting to enter the field, but is also ideal for those already working in the surveying profession and wanting to upskill.

Our flexible delivery style allows you to work and study at the same time and caters for remote learners too.

Upon successfully completing the requirements you'll receive the award of:

New Zealand Diploma in Surveying (Level 6)

Career opportunities

Graduates of this qualification will likely be employed as land surveyors doing field and office work associated with land surveying.

Potential employers include:

survey firms
engineering consultancies
the mining industry
infrastructure engineering contractors
GIS consultancies

Topics you'll cover

Graduates will be able to:

apply knowledge of how land is regulated and administered in New Zealand for the purpose of land surveying
apply knowledge of the land development process to gain consents and approvals
apply geodetic control surveying principles in a New Zealand survey practice context
apply a range of communication skills and methods relevant to their role in the surveying profession
collect, manage and use a range of spatial data Undertake cadastral, topographical, and engineering surveys

Further Study Options
Courses Currently Under Development at Toi Ohomai, or Offered at Other Institutions

Bachelor of Surveying