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Real Estate Degree
After sixth form or college. Covers property valuation, investment and development. Choose a RICS-accredited course to become a chartered surveyor.
- Level 6
- 3–4 years
- After sixth form or college
- 18 courses at 17 places
- Typical entrants around 112 UCAS points
- Median salary after 15 months £28,000
- after 3 to 5 years £32,200
Entry requirements
- With A-levels: No specific subjects required. Helpful: Maths, Economics, Business, Geography. Typical: AAB–CCC.
- With a BTEC or college diploma: Needs BTEC Business. Typical: DMM–MMM.
Careers it leads to
- Chartered surveyor: Manages the cost, condition or value of buildings and property: quantity, building or real estate surveying.
- Rural surveyor or land agent: Advises on managing, valuing and selling farms, estates and rural land.
Where to find it
Apply through UCAS.
Revision guides
A-level Maths · A-level Economics · A-level Business · A-level Geography
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