Masters Degrees in Building Surveying

Obtain a RICS-accredited qualification, heighten your career prospects and develop your managerial and technical skills. The course boasts excellent industry links and high employability levels. Read more

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

Building surveyors specialise in existing buildings. Working either in professional practices, or for a range of property-owning organisations, they advise on a broad range of professional, technical, legal, and managerial aspects related to building stock. Read more

Gain the skills and knowledge necessary to become an effective professional surveyor. Read more

Building surveyors are advisors for the property and construction industry, advising clients about the design, construction, maintenance and repair of buildings. Read more

This course is an ideal course for "converting" an existing undergraduate degree (see entry requirements ) into a building surveying qualification and gaining entry into the construction industry. Read more

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. Read more

The MSc Building Surveying programme with Facilities Management is designed to respond to the dynamic demands for sustainable management of the existing built environment and is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Read more

All Commercial Building Surveying professionals will benefit from LJMU's RICS accredited Masters course, providing direct entry to the RICS APC training programme. Read more

Surveyors work in a range of land, property and construction related areas. Using modern technology such as GPS and laser instruments surveyors precisely measure land, building, and features in the environment for mapping, development and spatial analysis. Read more

Quantity surveyors organise and plan the procurement and financial management of construction projects, as well as effectively manage and administer construction contracts. Read more

Surveyors work in a range of land, property and construction related areas. Using modern technology such as GPS and laser instruments surveyors precisely measure land, building, and features in the environment for mapping, development and spatial analysis. Read more

The MSc Quantity Surveying course is for graduates with a minimum of three years' professional experience or a qualification in a closely related discipline. Read more