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RICS Course • CPD-Certified

Are you Ready?

The RICS AI Professional Standard becomes mandatory on 9 March 2026.

Stay ahead of the new RICS rules with our expert-led, practical training courses for surveyors and property professionals. No prior technical knowledge required.

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Location
London and Online
Delivered by
Oxford Centre for Artificial Intelligence
Course dates
Weekly deliveries
Added benefits
Certified CPD Certification

The Clock is Ticking on AI Compliance.

The new mandatory RICS AI Standard takes effect on 9 March 2026, bringing major changes to professional practice.

Our courses, delivered by Chartered Surveyors and AI specialists, translate the new rules into a clear, practical plan your team can apply with confidence. Adapting early helps your firm avoid future compliance and liability challenges.

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Trusted Expertise

This training is delivered by a team fluent compliance and artificial intelligence. We turn complex technical rules into practical, usable guidance for professionals.

Led by Professor Nigel Mehdi PhD FRICS FBCS, an expert in real estate and Artificial Intelligence. Nigel is Professor in Computer Science at the University of Birmingham and a former RICS General Council member and Chair of the RICS UK Education Standards Board.

Nigel also teaches AI on the University of Oxford’s Software Engineering Programme. His blend of regulatory insight and technical expertise makes this training uniquely effective