The property sector is in need of professionals with the expertise and leadership skills to take on the challenges of tomorrow. If you have what it takes to lead the future, UTS's Master of Property Development and Project Management equips you with tools and skills to lead the industry into a brighter future. This dual degree combines practical project management expertise with a deep understanding of property development, giving you the versatile skillset required to succeed in this field. You'll learn how to balance private and public interests, assess development feasibility and apply the principles of project management in a property setting. With this multidisciplinary approach, this course prepares you to tackle complex urban problems and accelerate your career in the property sector. Part of the Faculty of Design and Society .
This course can be completed over two years full-time or four years part-time. You'll complete a range of core subjects, building both your foundational and specialised expertise in Property Development and Project Management disciplines. You'll gain expertise in areas such as the development process, valuation, transactions, finance, risk analysis, project integration, communication, procurement, quality management and leadership. Additionally, you'll complete a group project, giving you the opportunity to apply your new skills to tackle a real-world development challenge.
This dual degree is designed to equip you with a mix of foundational and advanced knowledge and an appreciation of the way in which the fields of Project Management and Property Development intersect. You'll get the chance to build a host of in-demand skills in valuation, management, feasibility and more. This well-rounded skill set ensures you are ready to take on leadership roles in a rapidly evolving industry, where interdisciplinary knowledge and adaptability are key to success.
With a Design and Society degree from UTS, you'll build connections with industry from the moment you start your studies, and learn the skills to respond to social, cultural, environmental and economic challenges.