UNIGIS
.UNIGIS bụ netwọk zuru ụwa ọnụ nke mahadum na-arụkọ ọrụ kemgbe 1992 na nhazi, mmepe na nnyefe mmụta mmụta anya na Geographical Information Science and Systems (GIS).  Ndị otu UNIGIS netwọk na-enye Postgraduate Asambodo, Diploma na Masters ọmụmụ na GIS site na oghe na anya mmụta, na-eso ozi nke Ịkụzi GIS ọkachamara n'ụwa nile.

Members of the UNIGIS network also work together in research and curriculum development activities related to GIS education. Programmes and courses are under continuous development and are currently being offered in English, German, Hungarian, Portuguese, Spanish and Polish languages. UNIGIS each year enrolls more than 600 new students worldwide.

UNIGIS courses 
UNIGIS courses are modular and flexible study programmes. The content varies to meet local student needs. Optional courses give the opportunity to tailor the programme to meet individual student needs, and residential workshops are offered to support areas of the courses. Topics covered in the UNIGIS courses include:

Students use digital and printed study materials including specially developed study notes, guided readings, and practical exercises. Professional GIS software to support practical work is provided at no cost to students. Students are encouraged to use their work experience in the course, and to apply their new knowledge from their study to their work situations.

 UNIGIS International Association
 UNIGIS Amsterdam at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
 UNIGIS Central Asia at  ACA*GIScience
 UNIGIS Girona at the University of Girona
 UNIGIS Hungary at the Óbuda University (Alba Regia Technical Faculty, Institute of Geoinformatics)
 UNIGIS India
 UNIGIS Kathmandu, jointly provided by the University of Salzburg and Kathmandu Forestry College
 UNIGIS Latin America at Universidad San Francisco de Quito and the University of Belgrano
 UNIGIS Lisbon at Universidade Nova de Lisboa
 UNIGIS Poland at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków
 UNIGIS Salzburg (German and English language) at the University of Salzburg
 UNIGIS Zagreb at the University of Salzburg, delivered through Oikon