Property

Intended learning outcomes

In addition to the generic attributes of the University of Melbourne graduate, Property Major graduates will demonstrate:

• Broad-based appreciation and knowledge of design and builtenvironment:
• Ability to evaluate the dynamics of economic systems,structures and technology for the sustainable and resilientdesign of cities and space creation:
• Ability to research, analyse and synthesise complex informationrelated to design strategies and design management, and applythe results to the development, construction, financing,management and recycling of land and the built-environment ina way that sustains and enhances utility and value for users andowners:
• Understanding of the complexities and linkages in designprocesses, and the roles that experts such as architects,planners, builders, investors, lawyers play in leadership andmanagement of transdisciplinary design and developmentteams:
• Ability to analyse dynamic economic, social, demographic,cultural, business strategic planning and political trends andcreate design strategies and concepts for liveable cities andplaces:
• Ability to identify and evaluate the impact of innovative andemerging trends that are disrupting and transitioning the broader economy and the design of the built form in uncertain environments:
• Ability to synthesise and present complex information verbally and in writing:
• Ability to evaluate and create experimental design for feasibility, development and investment capacity in the built environment through the application of advanced technology:
• Ability to coordinate, collaborate and negotiate in producing multi-disciplinary teams to design, create and develop appropriate solutions for the built environment:
• Practical appreciation of professional ethics, intellectual integrity and social responsibility: