Land cadastre and land surveying.

Be able to apply the fundamental laws of natural sciences in professional activities, use mathematical analysis and modeling, as well as theoretical and experimental research methods;

Be able to logically, accurately, and clearly express thoughts, ideas, proposals, definitions, and conclusions orally and in writing in accordance with the norms of the state language;

Possess proficiency in at least one foreign language sufficient to understand professional documents and use it in professional activities;

Be able to critically evaluate acquired professional experience, engage in self-development, improve qualifications, and adapt the type and nature of professional activity;

Understand potential workplace hazards and be able to prevent possible accidents;

Know methods of collecting, storing, processing, and using information and be able to make independent, well-grounded decisions;

Have skills in searching, analyzing, and applying regulatory and legal documents in professional practice;

Possess skills in optimizing organizational structures, applying personnel management strategies, planning and implementing activities;

Be able to conduct negotiations, meetings, business correspondence, and online communications;

Understand strategic and operational management tasks, modern management technologies, and be able to lead a team of employees.