School: School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment. This one-year Master of Science program provides advanced knowledge and skills in the principles and practice of building surveying. It typically covers areas such as building pathology, conservation, property law, project management, and sustainability in the built environment, preparing graduates for professional roles in building surveying.

Career options as building surveyors in private practice, construction companies, property developers, housing associations, local authorities, insurance companies, and heritage organizations, involved in building inspection, maintenance, refurbishment, and legal aspects of property. The university's focus on work experience and industry partnerships may enhance career prospects in the surveying field.

Nottingham Trent University offers work experience opportunities on every degree and has extensive partnerships with businesses and industry. It is also a sustainable university with many green initiatives, including generating its own energy. The program is within the School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment.