You complete a range of core courses covering all the property fundamentals including: • Property development • Property law • Facility management • Advanced property analysis • Statutory valuation • Property agency and marketing • The economies of cities and regions You can then enhance this fundamental knowledge with six property electives and two cross-disciplinary courses from the relevant fields of urban design, urban planning, architecture and landscape architecture. This means you enter the workforce with a well-rounded knowledge base and the skills to work effectively in multidisciplinary project teams. If you are taking the three-year program, you will take five property subjects and three economics and commerce subjects before moving on to the final two years.