The course is founded on the principle that participants intend to attain membership of the RICS. The program, therefore, embraces the values of the RICS and reflects the requirements of the professional body in terms of core technical and professional skills and attributes. All students are expected to be a student or graduate members of the RICS. The Building Surveying course content and delivery are underpinned by the need to respond to the RICS Strategic Foresight 2030 report, including the incorporation of the seven strategic pillars for the future within learning, teaching, and assessment. The course will provide you with a broad but solid foundation in the fundamentals of organizing, managing, and designing work for existing buildings. It seeks to provide you with the knowledge and skills to meet the challenges presented by the globally evolving built environment marketplace.
A good UK honors degree at 2:2 or above/equivalent in surveying, construction, civil engineering, real estate, or any other construction subject
Non-EU students need to demonstrate a good command of English. IELTS 6.0 or equivalent is needed before they can enroll in this program.
Built Environment and Construction
City Centre
Postgraduate
1
September
£7,700, £13,200,
Canterbury, England
Postgraduate
GBP £8,160, £13,000
Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
Postgraduate
GBP £9,500
Chester, Warrington
Postgraduate
GBP £18,500