Wanting a high-end career in real estate and property? The Bachelor of Property Economics is perfect for aspiring property developers, valuers, and market analysts. If you have your sights on the corporate world, the program can be completed as a double degree alongside the Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Laws.
Your studies cover: built environment law and ethics, valuations, construction and development process, market research and analysis, accounting and financial management, urban planning, property management and tenancies, financing and taxes. Even better, graduates of this fantastic program are eligible for membership with a number of professional organisations including the Australian Property Institute (API) and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
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The Bachelor of Property Economics will prepare you for the following roles.
A Property Valuer examines land and buildings to determine their value in current market conditions. You might take into account factors such as ma...
An Investment Analyst evaluates financial data and trends to provide investment recommendations. You might work in financial institutions, investme...
Business Development Managers generate new business opportunities for their organisation — managing key customer accounts and promoting the company...
A Development Manager oversees and drives the planning and execution of projects within an organisation, ensuring they align with strategic goals....
An Asset Manager oversees investment portfolios to maximise returns for clients. You might work in financial institutions, investment firms, or rea...
A Property Fund Manager oversees investment portfolios focused on real estate assets. You’ll manage property funds by assessing market trends, iden...
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