Employment orientation: remote sensing science and technology specialty graduates are mainly engaged in the design, implementation and management of remote sensing projects in traditional fields such as surveying and mapping, geology, forestry, agriculture, resources, environment and transportation, and emerging fields such as satellite remote sensing, big data and artificial intelligence. Can also be engaged in photogrammetry and remote sensing, surveying and mapping production, design, planning management and related teaching and scientific research work. Graduates adapt to jobs in remote sensing, surveying and mapping, information industry, aerospace, urban planning, earthquake monitoring, meteorology, land, national defense, agriculture, ocean, environment, petroleum, electric power, geophysical exploration and other energy fields.

Prospect: Remote sensing science and technology have been successfully applied in many fields such as resource investigation, environmental protection, government management and decision-making, urban planning, disaster prevention and mitigation, major projects and national defense construction. It shows its unique strategic position and significance in national economic construction and national defense construction. Many developed countries regard it as a strategic goal of priority development and have good development and application prospects.