Program Overview

Master of Property Development and Investment

Overview

The Master of Property Development and Investment is targeted at property and investment professionals and related graduates. This course is ideal for those seeking to enhance their skills or kick-start a career in property and real estate investment. It deepens understanding of urban development, real estate valuation, and development feasibility, balancing both private and public sector needs. The course focuses on practical knowledge applicable to banking, government roles, real estate finance, property management, and investment.

Availabilities

• City campus-Autumn Session
  • Attendance mode: On campus - Weekly
  • Attendance type: Full Time, Part Time
  • Location: City campus
  • Session: Autumn Session
  • Student type: Domestic, International
• City campus-Spring Session
  • Attendance mode: On campus - Weekly
  • Attendance type: Full Time, Part Time
  • Location: City campus
  • Session: Spring Session
  • Student type: Domestic, International

Professional Recognition

The course is accredited by both the Australian Property Institute and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this course, graduates will be able to:

1. Communicate and collaborate effectively in property development, investment, and scholarly contexts.
2. Analyse and integrate ethical considerations and diverse perspectives in property development, investment, and scholarly contexts.
3. Apply technical and analytic skills to a professional standard to different types of asset classes, such as income-producing and development projects, to understand risks and make appropriate decisions and recommendations.
4. Determine the legal and policy context within which property development occurs, the nature of land rights and claims of Indigenous peoples in Australian cities, and the role of various levels and agencies of government.
5. Employ research principles and methods to generate and critically evaluate ideas and concepts in property development, investment, and scholarly contexts.
6. Synthesise knowledge of property issues and apply contemporary financial theory to professional practice and investment decisions.

Structure

Students must complete 96 credit points made up of 90 credit points of core subjects and 6 credit points of electives.

• Core: 90 Credit Points
  • Complete the following stream: STM92042 (90 CPs) - Core subjects (Property Development and Investment)
• Options: 6 Credit Points
  • Select 6 credit points from the following subjects: CBK92427 (6 CPs) - Options (Real Estate Investment)

Inherent Requirements

Inherent requirements are academic and non-academic requirements that are essential for successfully completing a course at UTS.

Study Plans

Available study plans include:

• Autumn commencing, Full time
• Spring commencing, Full time

Award

Master of Property Development and Investment (MPropDevInv)

Faculty

Design, Architecture and Building

Study Level

Postgraduate

Location

City campus

Duration

• Full time: 2 Year(s)
• Part time: 4 Year(s)

CRICOS Code

J

Language of Instruction

English