Building Surveying Leeds Beckett University

Overview

Whether you are looking for a route into the construction industry or you want to progress your current career by becoming a chartered surveyor, your course will prepare you to progress to chartered building surveyor status with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). 

As part of this Building Surveying programme from Leeds Beckett University , you'll: 

• Gain the practical skills and theoretical knowledge that supports your role as a building surveyor in protecting, maintaining and refurbishing both modern and historic buildings

• Study building pathology, construction law and the technology behind building refurbishment

• Develop theoretical appreciation and practical skills to repurpose existing buildings and efficiently maintain them once they’ve been renovated

Career opportunities:

On successful completion of the Building Surveying from Leeds Beckett University, your skills will be recognised across the construction industry and your academic studies will provide a sound base which will support your practical skills. The work-based projects you will be involved in will enable you to apply your learning to the workplace from the very start of the course. Job roles upon graduation could include: 

• Building surveyor 

• Project manager 

• Building controller 

• Loss adjustor 

• Conservation officer 

• Expert witness 

• Estates manager

Accreditation

Accredited by Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)