Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, is launching the world's first professional doctorate in geospatial technology, set to commence in summer 2027. The Executive Doctor of Geospatial Leadership program targets mid- to senior-career professionals with a minimum of seven years of experience in fields like geospatial observation and remote sensing. This two-year, low-residency program will require students to complete 48 credits across six semesters, primarily through online courses, supplemented by two one-week residencies each year on campus. Developed in partnership with the World Geospatial Industry Council, the program aims to fill a leadership gap in the geospatial industry as experienced executives retire. The curriculum will cover essential topics such as AI-driven geospatial analytics and strategic finance, culminating in a capstone project addressing real-world organizational challenges. Applications will open in fall 2026, with the program designed to prepare graduates for leadership roles in sectors such as climate risk, logistics, and urban planning.