BSc (Hons) Rural Property Management

Rural Property Management graduates are likely to progress to positions in managing rural property, estates and land, often within a firm of chartered surveyors specialising in this work or, in some instances, as a resident agent on a more significant estate.

You could manage everything from the care of historic buildings to new developments in the countryside (or where town meets country) and the management of agricultural, residential and commercial tenancies.

You will cover aspects of law, valuation, construction, taxation, property development, sustainable energy, conservation and more to ensure you have the full breadth of knowledge required to make the right business decisions about rural property.

This RICS-accredited programme is ideal for aspiring rural practice chartered surveyors with a specialist interest in property assets.

• Offers tend to be in the region of 104 UCAS points

• Students should typically be studying three subjects at the A2 level to be considered

• Applicants are advised to gain a minimum of 1 week of work experience rural land agent/rural chartered surveyor by the time they commence the course.

• Applicants must have a minimum of 4 GCSEs at grade C/4 or above, including the English Language and Maths.

• GCSE Science is not required

• Applicants can expect to receive offers including specific grades in specific subjects (for example, a B or C at A level or an M or D for BTEC modules)

• Essential Skills (and other levels' two variants) and First Certificates/Diplomas are not accepted in place of GCSE passes.

• Interviews will take place on an ad-hoc basis should the Course Manager wish to discuss any aspect of your application and for all potentially suitable applicants who require visa sponsorship.

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.