The Bachelor of Land Administration Honours is an initial postgraduate specialisation degree that links the undergraduate Bachelor degree with studies at level 9. The Bachelor Honours degree builds on the outcomes of a Bachelor degree in the same subject area or career-focused cognate area of learning. The programme aims at consolidating and deepening the knowledge and skills of students in land administration, as well as developing their capacity to conduct research of an applied nature.

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Spatial Sciences is aimed at equipping students with deepened knowledge and research skills in their specialisation area by creating new knowledge that will bring solutions and implement new ideas to the spatial sciences. The programme focuses on the broad, deepening and research-based learning in the area of Spatial Sciences.

The Master of Spatial Science programme is of interdisciplinary nature and aims at students interested in, and adequately qualified and motivated for graduate education to become scientific researchers in various fields of study related to spatial sciences. The programme will enable students to deepen their knowledge of a particular surveying or spatial science information discipline for application, research and/or management purposes. Possible fields of specialisation include Geoinformatics, Urban and Regional Sciences, Land and Property Sciences, as well as Natural Resource Sciences.

On successful completion of the Bachelor of Quantity Surveying, graduates will be eligible for registration as Candidate Quantity Surveying Technologist with the Namibia Council for Architects and Quantity Surveyors (NCAQS) in terms of Acts 13 of 1979, and Act 11 of 1992.

Graduates will be given a theoretical and applied knowledge of regional and rural development issues, public administration and management tasks as well as natural resources protection and management.

The programme includes the study of why and how (and with what consequences) societies intervene, shape, organise and change natural and build environments in order to secure an agreed range of social economic and environmental objectives.

Successful completion of the Bachelor of Architecture will enable registration as Candidate Architectural Technologists with the Namibia Council for Architects and Quantity Surveyors (NCAQS) in terms of Act 13 of 1979, and Act 11 of 1992.

The revised Bachelor of Geoinformation Technology aims to provide a skillful and competent labour force for the growing Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) industry in Namibia. The programme provides a systematic and coherent introduction to the main theories, broad principles, concepts, data, and problem-solving techniques in the main cognate area, i.e. Geoinformation Technology.

The Bachelor of Geomatics programme was purposefully designed to prepare students for a career as geomatics practitioner or technical surveyor, with high level knowledge and skills in the acquisition, processing, presentation, and management of geospatial data.

The Diploma in Geomatics programme was purposefully designed to prepare students for a career as survey technician, with specialised knowledge and skills in the acquisition, processing, presentation, and management of geospatial data. The programme provides a systematic and coherent introduction to the main theories, broad principles, concepts, data, and problem-solving techniques in the main cognate area, i.e. geomatics.