Undergraduate
Bachelor of Property Valuation
TAFE NSW, Multi-campus, NSW, Australia
About this program
Pursue a career as a highly regarded property valuer and combine your business skills, networking ability and a keen eye for detail to manage a range of property valuation matters.
The TAFE NSW Bachelor of Property Valuation is the only specialist valuation degree in Australia. As a graduate, you will have the skills required to work in the property valuation industry across residential, commercial and other specialist areas.
You will actively engage and experiment with property valuation techniques and processes, as well as undertake site visits and regular field trips. You’ll gain the skills and expertise to value any real property across sectors and have ongoing interactions with industry practitioners.
This degree is accredited by the Australian Property Institute (API), and graduates are eligible to apply for an Associate Level Membership with at least two years professional experience.
Learning Outcomes:
Through a mix of theory and practical course work, learn to:
- Use different property valuation techniques and processes
- Analyse property legislation, regulation and legal standards
- Comply with current property law and accounting and taxation regulations
- Undertake extensive property risk analysis
- Interact with various industry experts
Course Outcomes:
Develop professional skills for your career:
- Graduate with a bachelor's degree
- Eligibility to apply for a Certified Practising Valuer (CPV) certification through the Australian Property Institute (API) subject to your work experience
- Strong client and stakeholder engagement skills to develop and maintain your portfolio
- The skills to expertly value residential, commercial, rural and industrial properties and other areas of specialisation
- Professional confidence to approach complex property valuation projects
Fees & duration
English test scores
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Course structure
Study plan in 36 parts
- Year 1
- PVVAL102A - Property valuation technologies
- PVVAL103A - Planning and spatial analysis
- PVVAL104A - Property law 1
- PVVAL105A - Introduction to financial theory
- PVVAL106A - Residential construction
- PVVAL107A - Residential valuation
- PVVAL108A - Property economics
- PWAL204A - Property accounting and taxation
- Year 2
- PVVAL201A - Property law II
- PVVAL202A - Applied financial theory
- PVVAL203A - Industrial and insurance valuation
- PVVAL205A - Commercial valuation
- PVVAL206A - Rural valuation
- PVVAL207A - Commercial Construction
- PVVAL208A - Property investment and feasibility
- Year 3
- PVVAL301A - Retail valuation
- PVVAL302A - Specialised and government valuation
- PVVAL303A - Statutory valuation
- PVVAL304A - Risk and ethical valuation
- PVVAL305A - Valuation research project
- PVVAL306A - Property finance and development
- Year 2
- BUMAN202A - Project Management
- SPCON101A - Sustainability in context
- ACBUS104A - Finance and Investment
- Year 3
- PVVAL307A - Agribusiness valuation
- PVVAL309A - Goods
- Chattels
- plant and machinery valuation
- PVVAL311A - Seniors housing valuation
- PVVAL308A - Going concern valuation
- PVVAL310A - Lodging industry valuation
- PVVAL312A - Planning and Development law
Admissions
- Year 12 or equivalent - A pass in Year 12 Mathematics or equivalent Other requirements: - Essay (300-400 Words) the subject heading is - The Role of a Property Valuer and their place in the property industry. - Applicants who meet the Academic and English entry requirements will be invited to a pre-entry interview to discuss their career plans and suitability for entry into the course. The interview process will also include a short literacy and numeracy assessment.
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