University College of Estate Management (UCEM), the United Kingdom
University College of Estate Management (UCEM)| The award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diploma of Higher Education | Distance, Online | 2 years | March, September | GBP 7200 | GBP 7200 |
he Diploma of Higher Education Surveying Practice is an award that you will receive if you decide to exit from the Foundation Degree Surveying Practice with 240 credits. The Diploma of HE is our HND comparable qualification.
Our new Foundation Degree Surveying Practice is the first online foundation degree in surveying in the UK. It is designed to give you a thorough grounding in the principles and practice of surveying. It offers a direct route to our bachelor's degree programmes and application for membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
The Dip HE is recognised by RICS for AssocRICS Membership
The surveying profession offers a wide range of career opportunities within real estate management, valuation, investment, quantity surveying, building surveying, and property/ land development.
Why study this course?
The Diploma requires two years of study. It is very competitively priced at £600 per module and allows students to combine work with study. You will need to complete the Foundation Degree if you wish to proceed onto an RICS accredited bachelor's degree. The credits from your existing Foundation Degree count towards our RICS accredited bachelor's degree. This means that you can acheive the entire qualification for less than £17k - offering an accessible education and great value for money.
It will provide you with a firm foundation for a rewarding career in the property and construction industries. It will appeal to those of you with limited academic qualifications who want an internationally recognised surveying degree.
Please note that you can choose to study just one module per semester if you are concerned about the time commitment. Students who have been away from school/college for a long while may prefer to study a 'taster module' in the first instance.
This is the only UK accredited online Diploma of Higher Education Surveying Pratice that you can study wherever in the world you are based. Our flexible learning opportunities mean you don't need to travel to college or university and you can study at work or at home, at weekends and in the evening as best suits your lifestyle.
Fees:
Stage 1 (1 year) - 6 modules @ £600 = £3,600
Stage 2 (1 year) - 6 modules @ £600 = £3,600
Total course fee £7,200
* Our fees are reviewed annually, but any increases are subject to our price cap promise. See Fees and Supplements for further details.
You will normally be at least 18 years of age and have GCSE English & Mathematics at Grade C or better (or equivalent). Consideration will be given for relevant experience. If you don't have these GCSEs or are under the age of 18, please contact the Course Leader to discuss your application.
All CEM programmes are taught and assessed in English. You will therefore be required to demonstrate adequate proficiency in the language before being admitted to a course. For our undergraduate courses you should possess one of the following:
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