University College of Estate Management
- Degree-level courses
- 5
- Integrated degrees
- 2
- Routes
- 2
- UKPRN
- 10008173
University College of Estate Management is registered on the government's apprenticeship provider register to deliver 5 of the 172 approved Level 6 and 7 apprenticeship standards (3% of the degree-level catalogue), spanning Business and administration and Construction and the built environment.
Registration means the university may deliver the standard — actual vacancies depend on employer partnerships each cycle. Check the university's apprenticeship pages for live programmes.
The portfolio in numbers
Of the 5 standards University College of Estate Management can deliver, 4 are Level 6 (bachelor's level) and 1 is Level 7 (master's level). 2 lead to an integrated degree, where the degree is part of the apprenticeship itself rather than a separate qualification alongside it.
The portfolio leans towards Construction and the built environment (4 standards), followed by Business and administration (1) — a larger spread than 27% of the 104 universities on the provider register.
Typical durations run from 24 to 60 months, and funding bands (the training cost the employer's levy covers — apprentices pay no tuition) range from £11,000 to £27,000.
2 professional bodies recognise courses in this portfolio, including The Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) and The Society for the Environment (SocEnv).
Live vacancies with University College of Estate Management as training provider
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Apprentice Surveyor - RICS Degree Apprenticeship Pathway
Oxenwood Real Estate LLP · LONDON (SW1Y 6JD) · £25,000 a year
Closes on Sunday 30 August 2026 · starts 7 September 2026
Live adverts from the government's Find an apprenticeship service, checked 2026-07-24. Closing dates move fast — apply on the official service.
Featured programmes
Courses University College of Estate Management can deliver
Business and administration 1
Construction and the built environment 4
Building control surveyor (integrated degree)
Providing an impartial, independent and accountable third party service to confirm that building work achieves compliance with minimum standards.
Chartered surveyor (degree)
Providing professional advice and recommendations to clients on land, property or construction.
Construction quantity surveyor (degree)
Managing all costs relating to construction projects.
Construction site management (degree)
Ensuring that a construction project is completed safely, within an agreed timeframe and budget.
Source: Find apprenticeship training — contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.