Yearly Archives: 2024

Dawn Wright, chief scientist at Esri, visited NOVA IMS and was available for a Fireside chat with the students. She shared some of her experiences and was available to answer questions. It was a very inspiring moment.

On Friday, October 11, the teacher of Portuguese Language (Miguel Magalhães) took the students to the Museu de Lisboa.

Last week there was Geotech orientation at NOVA IMS and UJI to welcome the new batch of students UNL first year students UJI first year students

The Master in Geospatial Technologies has been ranked fourth on the best technologies masters category on best master studies ranking published by El Mundo, one of the most reputable national newspapers.

Two representatives from the Master’s Program in Geospatial Technologies attended the 18th annual Erasmus Mundus Association (EMA) General Assembly and Conference on 24-25 May 2024 in Istanbul, Turkey, a landmark annual event for the global Erasmus Mundus community. One student attended as the official representative and published a poster for the conference, and one attended […]

The recently graduated UJI student Laura Milena Muñoz Amaya was interviewed by a spanish local newspaper.

March 15 marked the end of a journey and the beginning of the future for the 2022-2024 Master of Science in Geospatial Technologies student batch. We commemorated that important event at the Ferroviário in Lisbon, Portugal. All the best for the now alumni future endeavours.

February 29 and March 1 were theses defences and celebration days at NOVAIMS. Take a look at some of the pictures portraying the events.

Congratulations to our Erasmus Geo Tech students from the Spain cohort for successfully defending their master’s theses.  Your hard work, dedication, and innovative research have paid off. Here’s to your bright futures in the field of geotechnology.

On February 22dn Master of Science in Geospatial Technologies students visited EMSA (European Maritime Security Agency). They attended a general EMSA presentation and learned about EMSA’s Earth Observation (EO) servicesand visited the Maritime Support Services Centre (MSS). Many thanks to EMSA to provide this opportunity to our students.