As a surveyor, you have the responsibility to our society is furnished in the most appropriate way when it comes to nature, environment and real estate. You must ensure that the interaction between individuals, businesses and politicians' decisions on use of nature for all kinds of purposes serving the community in a meaningful way.

Eg. it is important to a company's decision to expand its production of chemical products is not going to damage the surrounding nature, or an individual's desire to build an extension is not in conflict with the local plan. As a surveyor have many balls in the air at a time. You come naturally to learn a combination of technical, legal and social sciences.

You can easily become an expert in the management of land and natural resources in the Danish countryside, or you can shape your professional profile against a specialization in surveying and expropriation for major infrastructure projects or something else. As a surveyor you must also have a bit of a penchant for IT and computers as much of your work in the study conducted with IT as a tool. Furthermore, much to your project practical work outside the university's four walls - in the field, where you can really get tested theories in practice.

See the video below showing how it is to read the surveyor in Aalborg.