Bachelor of Land and Property Management
Business & Management
A course by
Lincoln University
A comprehensive degree covering property business, management, urban and rural valuation, and investment, leading to numerous professional opportunities in property and land sectors.
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In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Lincoln University Campus, Lincoln
It will take a total of 4 years
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Core skills this course teaches
Comprehensive Knowledge in Valuation and Property Management
Demonstrate a well-founded understanding of valuation, property management, and their interrelation with other disciplines.
Application of Professional Tools and Techniques
Apply industry tools, techniques, and methods for property investment, development project evaluation, and asset management.
Legal and Legislative Understanding
Interpret and appreciate the impact of legislation, legal precedent, and case law as they pertain to property.
What You're Signing Up For
The Bachelor of Land and Property Management is a renowned four-year qualification designed to develop expertise in property and land business management, urban and rural property valuation, property law, investment analysis, asset management, and related fields. Students can specialise in urban or rural property management, and may add additional majors or minors in related disciplines. The degree is accredited by leading professional bodies and features a strong practical and career-oriented focus, including substantial practical work requirements, high employability, and a curriculum informed by industry specialists.
Course Content
- Urban and Rural Property Valuation
- Property Management (Urban and Rural)
- Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
- Property Law and Legislation
- Business Studies (Accounting, Economics, Finance)
- Primary Industry Systems
- Agricultural and Horticultural Management
- Building Construction and Facilities Management
- Real Estate Marketing and Development
- Resource Management Law
- Environmental and Land Economics
- Statistics and Analytical Methods
- Electives in plant science, soil management, animal science, and more
What you need to know first
University Entrance through NCEA or an approved, equivalent qualification.
For international students: English language requirements apply.
Find these employment opportunities
Valuer (Urban and Rural)Property ManagerFacilities and Asset ManagerProperty DeveloperInvestment and Portfolio AnalystReal Estate Sales and BrokerageAgricultural Banking and FinanceFarm Consultant
