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 built environment;
• Ability to evaluate the dynamics of economic systems, structures and technology for the sustainable and resilient design of cities and space creation;
• Ability to research, analyse and synthesise complex information related to design strategies and design management, and apply the results to the development, construction, financing, management and recycling of land and the built-environment in a way that sustains and enhances utility and value for users and owners;
• Understanding of the complexities and linkages in design processes, and the roles that experts such as architects, planners, builders, investors and lawyers play in leadership and management of transdisciplinary design and development teams;
• Ability to analyse dynamic economic, social, demographic, cultural, business, strategic planning and political trends and create design strategies and concepts for liveable cities and places;
• Ability to identify and evaluate the impact of innovative and emerging 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.