Bachelor of Commerce in Property Investment and Development

COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce major in Property Investment and Development is structured to provide students with a strong foundation in property markets, development processes, investment analysis, finance, and legal frameworks. The course begins with Introduction to Property Markets, where students gain an understanding of real estate principles, market trends, and the factors that influence property demand and investment decisions. In the second year, students develop specialised knowledge through units such as Property Construction and Property Economics and Policy, which explore building processes, economic influences, government policies, and market conditions affecting the property sector. Students then advance their expertise through Property Investment Analysis, Property Law for Business, and Valuation Methodology, gaining skills in assessing investment opportunities, understanding legal requirements, and applying valuation techniques to real estate assets. In the third year, the course focuses on advanced property development and financial concepts through Residential Property Development and Property Finance and Capital Markets. These units provide students with practical knowledge of planning, funding, and managing property projects while considering market conditions and investment outcomes. Through this structured curriculum, students develop analytical, financial, legal, and strategic skills essential for success in the property industry. Graduates are prepared for careers in property development, real estate investment, banking, finance, valuation, property consultancy, and government property sectors.