underwent substantial changes during the 
past several years. We offer modern 
equipment and a dynamic research team 
in which students nre fully integrated 
together with faculty and staff. The 
quality of our education in photogram- 
metry builds on the following three 
components: 
Course Offerings 
An extensive curriculum revision has 
been accepted by the Graduate School, 
which enables us to offer a specialized 
PhD program in photogrammetry 
featuring a number of advanced courses 
in digital photogrammetry. and image 
analysis. 
Modern Equipment 
Our world-class laboratories are available 
to all photogrammetry students to further 
enhance the theoretical knowledge gained 
in the courses. Three analytical plotters, 
digital cameras, and image processing 
workstations provide students with a 
comfortable, up-to-date working environ 
ment to conduct their exercises and 
research tasks. 
Research 
Our research projects, funded by external 
organizations, offer not only financial 
support to students in photogrammetry 
(currently 10 students are supported as 
research assistants) but poses a challenge 
from pure theoretical research tasks to 
more application oriented problems. 
Presently, 20 graduate students are 
specializing in photogrammetry. The 
enrollment of 14 PhD students is an 
all-time record. At the writing this paper, 
half of them have passed the General 
Examination and are now working on 
their dissertations.