Masters Degrees (Building Pathology)

As one of the largest economic sectors in Australia, the construction industry seeks graduates with distinctive skills, knowledge and practical experience across a variety of fields.

Building surveyors are in high demand both locally and nationally! The industry continues to grow as the need for infrastructure and construction heightens.

Build upon your knowledge of building legislation, technical codes, and construction standards with a Graduate Certificate in Building Surveying.

This programme is intended for non-surveying graduates who are working, or intending to work, in this area of the construction industry.

Laboratory medicine is facing an exciting era in the transforming Molecular Pathology landscape that aims to foster the delivery of high-impact innovation on the bases of complex informatics, for benefits to patient care, academic research and UK industry.

Transform your surveying career with our distance learning building surveying Masters. Accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the course will teach you all you need to know to succeed in your building surveyor career.

The role of the building surveyor is vital in today's construction industry as the sector strives to produce new, high-quality buildings while maintaining the historical structures that surround us.

Construction is a fast paced and evolving industry, with sustainability a prominent concern for both private and government sectors.

Construction is a fast paced and evolving industry, with sustainability a prominent concern for both the private and government sectors.

This is a fast-track conversion course for graduates from unrelated disciplines who want to become chartered building surveyors.

As one of the largest economic sectors, the construction industry seeks graduates with distinctive skills, knowledge and practical experience across a variety of fields.

This post-graduate programme has been designed to facilitate professionals practicing in the areas of building design, management and technology.

This course is ideal if you did not study building surveying at undergraduate level but would like to enter the profession and require a 'conversion' course (see entry requirements).

This course enables you to become a professional within the specialist field of historic building conservation. London is rich in its collection of historic buildings, and the course team places great emphasis on using these to illustrate and inform elements of the course.

This exciting new course is designed to equip future scientists with the knowledge to make a difference in the understanding and treatment of cancer.