Duration

– 1 year full time ( Sept start )

– 2 year part time ( Sept start )

– 16 months full time ( Jan start )

– 28 months part time ( Jan start )

Entry requirements

A good honours degree or equivalent in any discipline . Business Studies , Social Sciences , Humanities and Liberal Arts , Geography , Economics or Law are examples , but any applicant with demonstrable commitment to , enthusiasm for or experience in the field with a good standard of literacy will also be considered .

UK / Channel Islands fees

Full time : £ 8,500 Part time : £ 4,250 ( per year )

EU fees with our Transition Scholarship

Full time : £ 8,500 Part time : £ 4,250 ( per year )

International fees

Full time : £ 19,200 Part time : £ 9,600 ( per year )

Accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors ( RICS ).

Follow a pathway to Chartered Surveyor status with a programme to learn about the operation of real estate , investment and the technical skills to succeed in a career in property .

Learn to use industry-standard software , apply managerial skills , and report your findings accurately . Work with complex problems drawn from live real estate activity , produce reports to industry specifications throughout your assessments .

Graduate with the knowledge and skills to build a career in real estate and be eligible to fast-track the process of recognition as a Chartered Surveyor . Master real estate management skills and learn from practising real estate professionals , both as teaching staff and visiting lecturers . Plan and deliver a Master ’ s project that follows your interest in real estate issues , such as investment , property development trends , corporate assets or planning .

EXAMPLE MODULES

– Construction Technology

– Investment Wealth Management and Economics

– Valuation and Appraisal

– International Estate Management

Advance your career in exciting areas such as conservation , consultancy , fisheries and research . Investigate issues of pollution , overfishing and climate change from the frontline .

Study in the perfect place to dive into aquatic biology , thanks to the temperate marine habitats and internationally protected conservation areas on our doorstep .

Undertake independent research at the Institute of Marine Sciences , home to some of the best facilities in the country , or carry out microbiological work at the University ’ s Environmental Technology Field Station . Learn advanced laboratory and field skills , technical writing , data presentation skills , GIS , toxicology , and genomics . Gain subject matter expertise in mammal , seabird and fish ecology and ecosystem function and management . Go on fieldtrips to carry out freshwater stream surveys , learn sampling techniques , and take part in a week-long practical in the Mediterranean .

EXAMPLE MODULES

– Aquatic Biology Research Project

– Research Toolkit

– Aquaculture

Duration – 1 year full time

– 2 years part time

Entry requirements

An upper second class honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject .

UK / Channel Islands fees

Full time : £ 9,900 Part time : £ 4,950 ( per year )

EU fees with our Transition Scholarship

Full time : £ 9,900 Part time : £ 4,950 ( per year )

International fees Full time : £ 19,200 Part time : £ 9,600 ( per year )

WHY PORTSMOUTH

OUR RESEARCH

REWARDING CAREERS

SECURING YOUR STUDIES

– Real Estate Law and Planning Law

– Development Design Project

– Dissertation

CONTACT TIME

– Ecotoxicology and Pollution

– Fisheries Biology and Management

– Marine Policy , Planning and Conservation

– Science and the Media

COURSE INFORMATION

You can expect 10 hours of teaching time ( five hours for part time ) every week . We do our best to keep all teaching within two days ( one day for part time ), leaving you the rest of the week for work experience or self-guided study . Currently full time students attend teaching on Tuesdays and Thursdays . In the last three months of the course you ’ ll be focusing on your research project .

CONTACT TIME

We recommend you allocate 37 hours per week ( 18 hours part time ) to your studies . Studies include teaching time ( lectures , seminars , labs and tutorials ), course work , independent learning and assessments . There ’ s a lot of lab and field work as part of this course – full time students could be in labs and lectures up to three days per week . On this course , roughly 80 per cent of teaching is on-campus and inperson , and 20 per cent ( tutorials ) online .

USEFUL INFORMATION