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Academic Membership to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS):
To become a RICS member
you will need to gain the academic qualification. This will also be
followed by a two year APC (Assessment of Professional Competence)
program. This qualification is in depth and helps ensure both RICS
and your clients that you are qualified to be a Chartered Surveyor.
It should also be noted
that if you have been involved in teaching or research for RICS you
may qualify to bypass some of the courses. However, this is
dependent on the amount and type of work you are doing within this
field.
Application eligibility:
To be eligible to apply
to become a RICS academic member you must
1)
be teaching or researching information related to RICS for a minimum
period of 5 years.
OR
2)
If you are not involved in teaching you must show that you are
actively involved in researching information that is related to the
surveying profession.
You will need to chose a faculty route:
When you apply to become
a member of RICS academic program you will need to choose up to 4 of
16 faculty routes. These routes are...
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Antiques & fine arts |
Management consultancy |
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Building Surveying |
Minerals & waste management |
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Commercial property |
Planning & development |
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Construction |
Plant & machinery |
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Dispute resolution |
Project managements |
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Environment |
Residential property |
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Faculties management |
Rural |
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Geomatics |
Valuation |
How else can I become a RICS member?
There are 4 main paths
to joining RICS. To learn more about how to achieve membership
through each path, simply click on the links below.
1)
Academic
2)
Graduate
3)
Technical
4)
Senior Professional
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