Bachelor of Commerce in Property Development and Valuation Extension

COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce major in Property Development and Valuation Extension is structured to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of property markets, development processes, investment analysis, and professional valuation practices. The course begins with Introduction to Property Markets, where students develop foundational understanding of real estate systems, market trends, and the factors influencing property demand and value. In the second year, students build specialised knowledge through units such as Property Economics and Policy, Property Construction, Property Law for Business, Valuation Methodology, and Property Investment Analysis. These subjects provide essential skills in understanding economic influences, construction processes, legal frameworks, valuation techniques, and investment decision-making. Students also have the flexibility to select electives to broaden their expertise and align their studies with career interests. In the third year, the course focuses on advanced property concepts through units including Residential Property Development, Property Finance and Capital Markets, and Specialised Property Valuation. Students further develop professional skills through studies in Sustainable Property Markets, Commercial Development and Valuation, and Property Valuation Practice, gaining practical knowledge relevant to the property industry. This structured curriculum combines theoretical learning with industry-focused applications, preparing graduates for careers in property valuation, development, investment, real estate consulting, banking, government agencies, and other property-related professions.