Surveying (Real Estate) MSc

Course Overview

Build your future real estate career with our online surveying degree.

Accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the course will teach you all you need to know to succeed in commercial property surveying.

From developing your knowledge of the key concepts and frameworks related to built environment disciplines to specific real estate surveying skills - such as your ability to value commercial property, manage property assets, analyse property market data, evaluate property proposals and acquire sites for building - this Masters degree will enhance your professional profile and earning potential.

Our RICS accreditation is evidence of our high standards of teaching, and that you’ll be learning industry-relevant content that can be applied in everyday working life, before and after graduation.

Study your course, your way. Start in January, April, July or October and gain a respected commercial property management course within two to four years. You'll also be able to pay your course fees in module by module instalments, spreading out the cost out over the duration of your studies.

Who is this Course For

Whether you already work in the industry and want to take that next step up, or you’re looking to change direction, you're eligible to study this real estate property surveyor course.

The recommended study time for this course is 15 hours a week, so it is ideal for busy working professionals. Plus, our distance learning delivery and flexible carousel model means you’ll be able to balance your studies alongside any current commitments – no need for a career break or to disrupt your personal life.

Your Future

During your time with us, you’ll build the industry understanding and transferable skills needed to advance your career, even if you’re new to surveying.

Our reputation for quality is reflected in our strong links and collaborations with industry partners, such as RICS and the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH). Experienced practitioners help to influence our academic content, ensuring our students develop the knowledge employers need them to have.

You’ll also improve your interpersonal and research skills, plus your ability to tackle complex issues through conceptualisation, contribute to new processes and use judgement when considering ambiguous data – all highly valuable traits to employers.

Our Careers and Employment Service offers a range of resources and support, available online and on a one-to-one basis, for you to tap into.

Applicants should normally have: A minimum of a 2:2 honours degree.