Building Surveying is a growing, international, professional discipline dealing with the inspection, maintenance and refurbishment of existing buildings.
The role of building surveying is highly valued when it comes to providing construction clients and project teams with insightful advice and practical support for the management of building conservation, repair and maintenance. Building surveyors also play a key role in projects involving party wall, dilapidations, technical due diligence, surveys, landlord and tenant relations and compliance.
Graduates gain employment in a wide range of professions, including building surveyor, building design manager, building technician, construction management specialist, surveying technician, facility manager, project manager, building conservation and repair specialist.
Graduates secure positions in companies, such as: National Trust, Faithful and Gould (Atkins), CBRE, Houses of Parliament, AECOM, Kier Construction and Currie and Brown.