Real Estate & Regeneration

Programme structure

This degree is intended to prepare students for a career as a chartered surveyor, primarily as a member of the Planning and Development Professional Group of the RICS.

Part 1a: Understanding Cities, Markets, Institutions and Governance

• Global Cities (20 credits)
• Governance and Markets (10 credits)
• Development Process (10 credits)
• Development Economics (10 credits)

Part 1b: Exploring Reflective Practice

• Professional Practice, Ethics & Management (10 credits)

Part 2: Making a Practical Difference

• Advanced Real Estate Valuation and Appraisal (10 credits)
• Real Estate Finance & Investment (10 credits)
• Real Estate Markets (10 credits)
• Real Estate Valuation and Appraisal (10 credits)
• Regenerating Cities (20 credits)

Part 3: Research Experience and Skills (60 credits)

In Part 3, students work in depth on a real estate or regeneration topic of their own choice (subject to the approval of the Programme Director), pursuing original investigative work through an academic dissertation or practically orientated action project. This work is supported by research methods training, review seminars and the appointment of an academic supervisor for each student.