ObjectivesIt will provide you with a challenging opportunity to study how land and property work within a European context. If you have a high-level knowledge of a second European language, you will also have the chance to develop your skills in the technical area of property. The course is accredited by Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
Entry requirementsIf you are interested in joining the property profession, either in the UK or in continental Europe, this intensive course of study is ideal.
Academic titleEuropean Real Estate (Immobilia) MA
Course descriptionWhat will you study?
You will study subjects related to the core surveying curriculum and will gain an understanding of how land and property work, including planning, investment, development and valuations. You will also study property law and European law, as well as looking at issues of sustainability and the environment.
If you are proficient in another European language – French, German, Italian or Spanish – you have the option to carry out a study of and research into technical property matters in a second language.
Course structure
Please note that this is an indicative list of modules and is not intended as a definitive list.
Core modules -European Built Environment Law -European Development Economics
-European project -European Real Estate Investement Practice
-Professional Practice (Real Estate)
-Real Estate Investment and Appraisal Principles
-Sustainable European Built Environment
Research modules
-Conference Paper
-Dissertation
-Research Concepts for the Built Environment
-Research Proposal for Dissertation