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    To become an MRICS (Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors), candidates must complete a final assessment, interview, and ethics module after either 0-24 months of structured training with an RICS-accredited degree, five years of relevant experience including one year post-qualification with a non-RICS degree or approved membership, or 10 years of relevant experience reduced to five years with a degree or membership plus a postgraduate degree. To become an AssocRICS (Associate of the RICS), candidates must complete an online assessment and ethics module after four years of relevant experience, four years of experience plus 900 study hours from a final RICS degree level, or three years of academic experience with a degree

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    This provides route for RICS membership

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    To become an MRICS (Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors), candidates must complete a final assessment, interview, and ethics module after either 0-24 months of structured training with an RICS-accredited degree, five years of relevant experience including one year post-qualification with a non-RICS degree or approved membership, or 10 years of relevant experience reduced to five years with a degree or membership plus a postgraduate degree. To become an AssocRICS (Associate of the RICS), candidates must complete an online assessment and ethics module after four years of relevant experience, four years of experience plus 900 study hours from a final RICS degree level, or three years of academic experience with a degree

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    RICS membership assessment overview

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    Manoj Lanka
    To become an MRICS (Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors), candidates must complete a final assessment, interview, and ethics module after either 0-24 months of structured training with an RICS-accredited degree, five years of relevant experience including one year post-qualification with a non-RICS degree or approved membership, or 10 years of relevant experience reduced to five years with a degree or membership plus a postgraduate degree. To become an AssocRICS (Associate of the RICS), candidates must complete an online assessment and ethics module after four years of relevant experience, four years of experience plus 900 study hours from a final RICS degree level, or three years of academic experience with a degree

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    Membership assessment requirements overview

    RICS-accredited degree

    0 24 months structured training


    depending on relevant experience

    Non RICS-accredited degree or


    approved professional
    body membership

    Five years relevant experience,


    12 months of which must be
    post-qualification and
    preliminary review
    Final assessment submission,
    interview and RICS
    ethics module

    In a senior management or
    expert specialist position

    MRICS

    10 years relevant experience


    (reduced to five years with a degree
    or approved professional body
    membership plus a relevant post
    graduate degree)

    Degree and in an
    academic position on a
    degree-level programme

    Three years academic


    experience

    No degree or approved
    professional body membership

    Four years relevant


    experience

    Four years relevant experience,


    900 study hours from final level of
    an RICS-accredited degree

    Associate Assessment online


    submission and RICS ethics module

    AssocRICS

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