How to educate quantity surveyors to meet future needs : analysis of the delegate survey

Ravi Perera

How to educate quantity surveyors to meet future needs : analysis of the delegate survey

Ravi Perera

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The survey was conducted among the participants of the CHOBE QS seminar IX held at Birmingham City University on 29 November 2012. There were primarily 3 types of respondents: academics, students and industry practitioners. A total of 21 responses were received and their types and experience profile are indicated in respectively.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2012

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No.	9

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quantity surveyors
education, higher
curriculum planning
surveys

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How to educate quantity surveyors to meet future needs : analysis of the delegate survey

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