Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Campuses

The Belfast campus serves Northern Ireland with training on cross-border issues, post-conflict regeneration, and infrastructure surveying, hosting member lounges and professional development events.

• Quantity Surveying: Collaborative contracting.
• Building Surveying: Fire safety and compliance.
• Valuation: Compulsory purchase and compensation.
• Commercial Property: Retail and office agency.
• Dispute Resolution: Adjudication and arbitration.

Emphasis on ethical practice and market analysis tailored to the region.

The Birmingham regional campus provides member facilities and hosts CPD training and networking events specific to the West Midlands built environment sector, with a focus on construction, infrastructure, and property practice.

• Quantity Surveying: Commercial management and procurement.
• Building Surveying: Building control and refurbishment.
• Infrastructure: Highways, rail, and utilities surveying.
• Valuation and Landlord Tenant: Lease advisory and rating.
• Geomatics: Measured building surveys and BIM.

It supports APC candidates through structured training sessions and regional events promoting ethical standards and technical excellence.

The Cardiff campus, located in the vibrant Creative Quarter, concentrates on Welsh housing policy, sustainable development, and public sector surveying, providing access to training and networking.

• Building Surveying: Social housing pathology.
• Quantity Surveying: Framework agreements.
• Valuation: Affordable housing schemes.
• Planning: Welsh planning law and TANs.
• Environment: Flood risk and ecology.

It supports emerging professionals through Matrics events and regional advocacy.

The Edinburgh campus focuses on Scottish-specific surveying practices, including rural land management, planning law, and construction in the context of devolved regulations, offering CPD and APC support.

• Rural Practice: Farm business consultancy and compulsory purchase.
• Building Surveying: Heritage conservation and traditional buildings.
• Quantity Surveying: Public sector procurement.
• Valuation: Residential and commercial valuations under Scottish law.
• Planning and Development: Community engagement and renewables.

This location facilitates collaboration with Scottish government and industry stakeholders.

The London headquarters campus is the central hub for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), focusing on professional training, continuing professional development (CPD), and Assessment of Professional Competence (APC) pathways in the built and natural environments. It hosts events, networking, and specialized courses for chartered surveyors across various disciplines.

• Quantity Surveying and Construction: Cost management, contract administration, and project controls.
• Building Surveying: Inspection, pathology, and conservation of buildings.
• Valuation: Property appraisal, investment analysis, and market research.
• Commercial Property: Agency, development, and management practice.
• Land and Resources: Rural practice, minerals, and environmental surveying.
• Planning and Development: Strategic planning and urban regeneration.

This campus emphasizes leadership development and global standards enforcement through workshops and seminars tailored for members and trainees.