Specialisation

Major - Property

Western Sydney University Major Code: MT2007.1


Related Courses

2753.1 Bachelor of Business and Commerce
2753.2 Bachelor of Business and Commerce
2753.3 Bachelor of Business and Commerce

Available to students in other Western Sydney University Courses : NO


This major is accredited by the Australian Property Institute (API) and, depending on electives chosen, students may be eligible for API Certified Practising Valuer (CPV) eligibility and registration as a valuer with the NSW Office of Fair Trading. Students, depending on chosen electives, are also eligible for Australian Property Institute (API) certifications of Certified Property Practitioner, Certified Property Manager, Certified Funds Manager, Certified Asset Manager and Certified Development Practitioner. This major uses the principles of a range of areas of property investment, business, planning and law for making effective decisions in property. The property industry is dynamic, with a wide range of professional career opportunities available in valuation, property investment, property funds management and property development. Institutional investors with multi-billion dollar commercial property portfolios, the major property companies, valuation firms and the leading property advisory companies would be major employers of graduates, both in Australia and overseas. This program is practical and students are encouraged to participate in an industry-supported work experience program. This major is available on-campus in full time and part time modes or externally. Please contact the Parramatta course advisor for information on the external offering. Please note that only the Property major is available externally.


Major Structure

Qualification for this Major requires the successful completion of 80 credit points including all of the core Units listed below.

Accreditation

For accreditation purposes with the Australian Property Institute (Certified Practising Valuer) and registration as a valuer with the (NSW) Office of Fair Trading, it is essential that students complete the following units as part of their electives, in addition to the units specified for the major.

200599 Land Law
200435 Property Development Controls
200605 Rural Valuation
200711 Statutory Valuation
200604 Valuation of Special Premises
300706 Building 1

Note: From 2017, students are advised to enrol in unit 301157 Property Building in place of 300706 Building 1.

Core Units for this Major

200600 Commercial Property Management
200603 Commercial Valuation
200601 Introduction to Property
200602 Principles of Valuation
200598 Property Development
200597 Property Finance and Tax
200749 Property Investment
200750 Property Portfolio Analysis (V2)

Recommended Sequence

Qualification for the award of Bachelor of Business and Commerce with a major in Property requires the successful completion of 240 credit points as per the recommended sequence below.

Full-time

Internal Mode

Year 1

Autumn session

200336 Business Academic Skills
200601 Introduction to Property
200525 Principles of Economics
300706 Building 1

Note: From 2017, students are advised to enrol in unit 301157 Property Building in place of 300706 Building 1.

Spring session

200101 Accounting Information for Managers
200184 Introduction to Business Law
200083 Marketing Principles
200602 Principles of Valuation

Year 2

Autumn session

200603 Commercial Valuation
200571 Management Dynamics
200435 Property Development Controls
200032 Statistics for Business

Spring session

200599 Land Law
200749 Property Investment
200750 Property Portfolio Analysis (V2)
200605 Rural Valuation

Year 3

Autumn session

200600 Commercial Property Management
200598 Property Development
200711 Statutory Valuation

Choose one of

200545 International Property

Or one elective

Spring session

200597 Property Finance and Tax
200604 Valuation of Special Premises

Capstone Engaged Learning Unit (200360)

200360 Property Project

Choose one of

200748 Property Development 2

Or one elective

Part-time

Internal Mode

Year 1

Autumn session

200336 Business Academic Skills
200601 Introduction to Property
300706 Building 1

Note: From 2017, students are advised to enrol in unit 301157 Property Building in place of 300706 Building 1.

Spring session

200101 Accounting Information for Managers
200184 Introduction to Business Law
200602 Principles of Valuation

Year 2

Autumn session

200603 Commercial Valuation
200525 Principles of Economics
200032 Statistics for Business

Spring session

200599 Land Law
200083 Marketing Principles
200749 Property Investment

Year 3

Autumn session

200600 Commercial Property Management
200571 Management Dynamics
200435 Property Development Controls

Spring session

200597 Property Finance and Tax
200750 Property Portfolio Analysis (V2)
200605 Rural Valuation

Year 4

Autumn session

200598 Property Development
200711 Statutory Valuation

Choose one of

200545 International Property

Or one elective

Spring session

Capstone Engaged Learning Unit (200360)

200360 Property Project
200604 Valuation of Special Premises

Choose one of

200748 Property Development 2

Or one elective

Four Year External Program

Year 1

Autumn session

200336 Business Academic Skills
200601 Introduction to Property
300706 Building 1

Note: From 2017, students are advised to enrol in unit 301157 Property Building in place of 300706 Building 1.

Spring session

200101 Accounting Information for Managers
200184 Introduction to Business Law
200602 Principles of Valuation

Year 2

Autumn session

200603 Commercial Valuation
200525 Principles of Economics
200032 Statistics for Business

Spring session

200599 Land Law
200083 Marketing Principles
200749 Property Investment

Year 3

Autumn session

200600 Commercial Property Management
200571 Management Dynamics
200435 Property Development Controls

Spring session

200597 Property Finance and Tax
200750 Property Portfolio Analysis (V2)
200605 Rural Valuation

Year 4

Autumn session

200598 Property Development
200711 Statutory Valuation

Choose one of

200545 International Property

Or one elective

Spring session

Capstone Engaged Learning Unit (200360)

200360 Property Project
200604 Valuation of Special Premises

Choose one of

200748 Property Development 2

Or one elective

Six Year External Program

Year 1

Autumn session

200336 Business Academic Skills
200601 Introduction to Property

Spring session

200184 Introduction to Business Law
200602 Principles of Valuation

Year 2

Autumn session

200525 Principles of Economics
300706 Building 1

Note: From 2017, students are advised to enrol in unit 301157 Property Building in place of 300706 Building 1.

Spring session

200101 Accounting Information for Managers
200083 Marketing Principles

Year 3

Autumn session

200603 Commercial Valuation
200032 Statistics for Business

Spring session

200750 Property Portfolio Analysis (V2)
200749 Property Investment

Year 4

Autumn session

200571 Management Dynamics
200435 Property Development Controls

Spring session

200599 Land Law
200605 Rural Valuation

Year 5

Autumn session

200600 Commercial Property Management
200598 Property Development

Spring session

200597 Property Finance and Tax
200604 Valuation of Special Premises

Year 6

Autumn session

200711 Statutory Valuation

Choose one of

200545 International Property

Or one elective

Spring session

Capstone Engaged Learning Unit (200360)

200360 Property Project

Choose one of

200748 Property Development 2

Or one elective

Recommended Sequence for Mid Year Intake

Year 1

Spring session

200101 Accounting Information for Managers
200336 Business Academic Skills
200184 Introduction to Business Law
200525 Principles of Economics

Autumn session

200601 Introduction to Property
200435 Property Development Controls
200032 Statistics for Business
300706 Building 1

Note: From 2017, students are advised to enrol in unit 301157 Property Building in place of 300706 Building 1.

Year 2

Spring session

200599 Land Law
200602 Principles of Valuation
200750 Property Portfolio Analysis (V2)
200605 Rural Valuation

Autumn session

200603 Commercial Valuation
200571 Management Dynamics
200083 Marketing Principles
200598 Property Development

Year 3

Spring session

200597 Property Finance and Tax
200749 Property Investment

Capstone Engaged Learning Unit (200360)

200360 Property Project
200604 Valuation of Special Premises

Autumn session

200600 Commercial Property Management
200711 Statutory Valuation

Choose one of

200545 International Property

Or one elective

And one additional elective

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