Master of Property

The Program shares a number of its introductory first year courses with Masters programs in Business, Economics, Law, Planning and Project Management.
  The   program also shares a  studio with the Master of Architecture and Master of Planning.
  The urban development process is a central area for study.
This prepares students for negotiation with architects, planners, development  financiers  and landowners.
  The program includes an International Property course which takes place in an international location outside of Australia.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Master of Property Example Study Plan Indicative study plan Year level 1 Core Courses CORPFIN 7005: Principles of FinanceGEOG 5093: Introduction to UrbanisationLAW 7177: Introduction to Australian LawPROP 7000: Development and ConstructionCORPFIN 7049: Real Estate ValuationECON 7200: Economic PrinciplesLAW 7123: Perspectives on Property Law & SocietyPROJMGNT 5021: Applied Project Management I Year level 2 Core Courses ARCH 7042: Designing Research (M)ARCH 7045: Development StudioPROP 7001: Property Research & MarketingPROP 7002: International PropertyPROP 7003: Property Asset ManagementPROP 7004: Property Dissertation Note: Current students should refer to this link for study plans and enrolment details.
Assessment Assessment takes a number of forms including written reports and essays, studio based  development exercises, oral presentations and simulations of real life property scenarios as well as formal examinations.
  A capstone  Development Studio project puts Property students alongside Planning and Architecture students in a major development and design simulation.
A final Dissertation allows students to demonstrate their mastery of  property issues through a significant supervised study.