“…This can be seen in the adaptation of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) standards in degree programs (Gaspar, Nuñez, Rodriguez, & Jordana, 2014). It is necessary to adopt these teaching methodologies to come to an understanding of the learning process, as a combination of specific knowledge and professional skills (called transversal competencies in the curriculum; De La Peña Esteban & Herrera Cabezón, 2012), especially in programs where advances in technological development have to be incorporated into the courses. This, together with changes in learning methods, has affected geomatics education, forcing degree courses to adapt rapidly and react to the need for lifelong learning and more highly qualified professionals (Čerba, Charvát, Jedlička, Šilhavý, & Janečka, 2012).…”