Graduate Certificate in Building Surveying

at Bond University

The Graduate Certificate in Building Surveying program comprises 4 subjects, as follows:

• Building Controls and Regulation (SDCM71-314)

• Fire Engineering (SDCM71-315)

• Planning and Assessment Processes (SSUD71-300)

• Structures and Materials (SDCM71-316)

Academic entry requirements and work experience 

• Completion of an Australian Bachelor degree or equivalent in a cognate discipline (including but not limited to building surveying, construction/building, quantity surveying, architecture, civil/structural engineering); OR 

• Combination of qualifications deemed to be equivalent to any of the qualifications listed in the AIBS Scheme for Assistant Building Surveyor or Building Surveyor Limited, plus six months building surveying experience or three years’ experience in general building; OR

• A combination of qualifications and work experience deemed to be equivalent to the above, as determined by the Faculty.

English language proficiency requirements

IELTS Academic 

• Overall score 7.0 with no sub score less than 7.0

Total program fee:

$22,420

Graduates of the Graduate Certificate in Building Surveying program will meet the requirements under the AIBS Framework for the accreditation of Building Surveyor Limited. NSW Office of Fair Trading will recognise graduates of the Graduate Certificate in Building Surveying as meeting the requirements of Building surveyor—restricted (class 1 and 10 buildings).
 

Bond’s building surveying programs have been accredited by both the AIBS and RICS thereby satisfying the educational requirements for accreditation at the level of Building Certifier Level 2 or 3 in Queensland. Upon gaining accreditation with the AIBS or RICS, graduates may be eligible for a licence as a building certifier with the Queensland Building and Construction Commission. When licensed, graduates may practise In Queensland as building certifiers for local government or as private certifiers.