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This degree is only available to Australian students

You're considered an Australian student if you are any of the following:

Australian or New Zealand Citizen
Australian Permanent Resident (including Humanitarian Visa holders)

Graduate Certificate in Property

Degree Level Postgraduate

Years

Australian students

Start Date
February
July

Campus
City West

Duration
0.5 year(s) full-time

Program Code
DGPO

Study as
Full-time

Fees
$AU 13,500 per 0.5 EFTSL for students enrolled in 2017

Entry requirements

Entrants to the program shall normally hold one of the following:
- A completed Bachelor degree from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent; or
- A completed Advanced Diploma (or Associate Degree) plus 2 years relevant work experience; or
- A completed Diploma and 4 years relevant work experience; or
- 5 years relevant work experience.
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Aim

The program is designed to provide supplementary coursework which will allow graduates of the Bachelor of Business (Property) to obtain registration in additional professional sequences.

Content & Structure

The program requires the completion of courses totalling 18 units, of which at least 13.5 units must come from courses listed in the schedule. Each student will have a program approved by the Program Director which may include some courses from other graduate programs in the University where appropriate. Some specialist courses may only be available every other year subject to the demand for each course. It is anticipated that most students will choose to complete the program over two semesters.

What courses you'll study

Course name	Area and cat no.	Units	Reference
Course name Students must complete four courses from the following:			Reference
Course name Real Estate Business and Marketing Management G	Area and cat no. BUSS 5223	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Rural Real Estate Issues G	Area and cat no. AGEN 5001	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name First Semester (Study Period 1, 2 or 3)			Reference
Course name Fundamentals of Property Law G	Area and cat no. COML 5010	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Land Use, Planning and Sustainability G	Area and cat no. AGEN 5003	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Property Development G	Area and cat no. BUSS 5331	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Property Investment G	Area and cat no. BANK 5015	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Property Valuation G	Area and cat no. BUSS 5333	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Second Semester (Study Period 4, 5 or 6)			Reference
Course name Property Practice G	Area and cat no. BUSS 5388	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Building G	Area and cat no. BUIL 5028	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Property Research G	Area and cat no. ECON 5019	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Property Agency and Management G	Area and cat no. BUSS 5332	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Statutory Valuation G	Area and cat no. MGMT 5005	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Valuation, Marketing and Management of Specialised Real Estate	Area and cat no. MGMT 5007	Units 4.5	Reference
Course name Property Project M	Area and cat no. BUSS 5220	Units 4.5	Reference Note(s): 2

Rules & notes

Rules

1. The program comprises four courses in the property discipline from the selection listed in the schedule.

2. The program of study chosen must be approved by the Program Director.

3. No course from the program schedule which is substantially equivalent to a course taken in gaining antoher award may be included in the program of study.

4. Students who have taken for another award, courses which are substantially equivalent to courses from the program schedule, may be granted a total of 4.5 units (1 course) of credit with the approval of the Program Director.

5. The Program Director may approve variations to the program of studies for a student by substituting courses from the program schedule with courses from other graduate level programs in this or another university.

Notes

1. Not all courses will be offered every year.

2. This program is offered in external mode only.