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This course is for those who are interested in becoming a residential or commercial chartered surveyor. To build a rewarding career valuing, selling, managing and developing a range of different property types from houses to offices and light industrial units. It has been developed for students who wish to study a non-rural course at Harper Adams. There are more than 440,000 people employed in real estate activities in the UK, with a growing demand for more real estate professionals.

Work placement

Challenge yourself in a real workplace during your placement year, which takes place between your second and fourth years at university. This placement will give you valuable experience in your chosen area of work, whether working for a national firm such as Savills, Strutt and Parker, Fisher German, or Smiths Gore, or with a local firm such as Halls, Berry’s or Balfours.

Accreditation

Accredited by: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). This degree course is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) for the Commercial Property Practice Pathway. MRICS candidates, who have accredited degrees, must in addition, complete the RICS Assessment of Professional Competence (APC). This involves two years of structured work experience, training and assessment. The placement year of this course usually counts as the first year of the APC, with the second undertaken after graduation.

Careers

Real Estate students graduate with specialist knowledge and experience of commercial, residential, leisure and industrial properties. Careers in surveying and land agency are busy, varied and creative, suiting those who enjoy like to work both independently and in teams, and who enjoy talking and listening to other people, understanding their problems and coming up with solutions that fit their needs and budget.

Our land and property graduates work with large national property firms, small professional practices, estates, auctioneers, utility companies, charities, and local authorities, including: Althorp, Balfours, Bidwells, Brown&Co, Buccleuch Estates, Carter Jonas, Chatsworth, Defence Estates, Elveden, Fisher German, H & H Land, Knight Frank, Ministry of Defence, National Grid, NFU, Rostons, Savills, Severn Partnership, Strutt and Parker, The National Trust, United Utilities, and Yorkshire Water.