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Urban Data Visualization Laboratory

Campus Certificate in Geospatial Analysis and Visualization

The campus certificate program in Geospatial Analysis and Visualization (GSAV) will develop students’ skills in analysis and visualization of data, relationships, interactions, and the development of maps and models that communicate complex information to their audiences. The certificate program is open to both currently enrolled graduate students in the Department of Urban Planning and Policy and to graduate non-degree students admitted to UPP for the GSAV certificate program.

For more information on the GSAV Certificate, visit the GSAV page.

Interdepartmental Graduate Concentration
in Survey Research Methodology

The Department offers students the opportunity to participate in CUPPA's Survey Research Laboratory's Interdepartmental Graduate Concentration in Survey Research Methodology. This provides UIC graduate students state-of-the-art knowledge and skills in scientifically grounded survey research methodology.

Using a multidisciplinary strategy that draws upon survey research resources across the UIC campus, the GCSRM provides a unique opportunity for systematic, integrated study of the conduct of professional survey research

For more information about this program, visit the Survey Research Laboratory's website.