Building surveyors are advisors for the property and construction industry: the glue that helps clients to learn more about the importance of design, construction, maintenance and repair of buildings.
This degree focuses on the key areas of a building surveyor's work: building performance, regulatory compliance, specification, supervision and management of construction works, and building pathology. These areas encompass a range of activities, including surveys, inspections, evaluations, and the maintenance and remediation of defects.
Throughout the course, youll get a strong understanding of the process of procurement, contract, and project management of building works, with an emphasis on both new-build and the extension and refurbishment of existing buildings.
In addition, youll develop an applied understanding of building technology, building regulations, sustainability, digital technologies, conversion, adaptation and care of buildings, and heritage and conservation. Professionals and graduates wishing to pursue a career in the property and construction industry, on route to Chartered status. It's suitable for those who don't necessarily have a background in property or construction, acting as a fast-track conversion for those with an unrelated undergraduate degree (or professional qualification) to obtain an accredited route into the industry. In addition, it is suitable for property professionals working in industry who wish to specialise in building surveying.