GENERAL REPORT OF THE WORKING GROUP “EDUCATION” 
Dr. A. J. Brandenberger 
Director, Department of Photogrammetry 
Faculty of Forestry and Geodesy 
Laval University 
Quebec 
1. INTRODUCTION 
In order to present a picture as complete as possible of the present status 
of photogrammetry education and future requirements, we have forwarded in 
the autumn 1971 a circular letter with a questionnaire to the National Re- 
porters, Commission VI, ISP, 
Replies have been received in time by the following reporters : 
Canada Dr. Gamble 
Finland Prof. Dr. Halonen 
France Mr. Bonneval 
German Federal Republic Prof. Dr. Weimann 
Iran Mr. Shafey 
South Africa Mr, Williams 
Information obtained from the replies are included in the following para- 
graphs. 
2. WORLD-WIDE INVENTORY OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OFFERING IN- 
STRUCTION IN PHOTOGRAMMETRY 
At the Commission VI Symposium 1970 in Bratislava it was decided to prepa- 
re such an inventory on the basis of obtainable information. The working 
Group "Education" has attempted to fulfill this task, and the results are 
summarized in Table I. To prepare such an inventory numerous sources had to 
be consulted. In analysing this material it was felt necessary to distin - 
guish between instruction on the university level /U/ and instruction on 
the technician level /T/. The analysis furthermore revealed that photogram- 
metry is taught either in faculties of photogrammetry /USSR, People's Re-. 
public of China/ in departments of photogrammetry /Eastern Europe, Canada, 
etc./, in geodetic science departments, in surveying departments, in civil 
engineering departments, in forestry faculties, in geography departments, 
in geology departments, in science departments and in surveying technology 
departments. 
We have tried to include in this survey all institutions offering an elemen- 
tary introduction to photogrammetry / minimum lsemester credit hour / up to 
oe