IELTs 6.5 with minimum of 5.5 in each component
The property industry is a dynamic field that reacts to macroeconomic trends like interest rates, population growth and economic strength. There is a constant demand for graduates with skills in management, planning investment and negotiation.
This course will introduce you to all aspects of property management, including valuation, development, sustainability, and financing projects. You'll comprehensively examine real estate – from development, investment and management, through to sale and acquisition. You'll develop skills in areas including business planning and project management and learn from the relationships between – and the demands of – occupiers developers, investors and funders.
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Year One
Professional, Academic and Business Skills (20 credits)
Surveying Skills (20 credits)
Construction (20 credits)
Economics and Valuation (20 credits)
Law (20 credits)
Planning and Land Use (20 credits)
Year Two
Valuation (20 credits)
Real Estate Economics (20 credits)
Property Management and Agency (40 credits)
Property Development: Principles and Practice (20 credits)
Employability and Commercial Awareness (20 credits)
Year Three
You will get the opportunity to spend a year working in industry
Final Year
Investment Appraisal and Valuation (20 credits)
Portfolio and Fund Management (40 credits)
Corporate Real Estate (40 credits)
Research Project (20 credits)
Professional Development and Research Project (20 credits)
Our course is designed to prepare you to succeed in the property industry, through work placements, working on real projects from industry, input from industry professionals, and regularly updated course content.
Where do Real Estate graduates from NTU work?
NTU has a strong real estate alumni community, with many graduates working in senior positions in leading national and international companies.
Recent graduate roles include graduate surveyor, estates assistant and property manager, at companies such as Knight Frank LLP, Cushman & Wakefield, AXA, CBRE and Colliers International.
Getting your full RICS membership
If you aspire to become a RICS Chartered Surveyor, you will need to complete at least two years of relevant professional work experience – the Assessment of Professional Competence (APC). If you undertake a sandwich placement, this will normally count as the first year of your professional work experience (only for RICS), however at least 12 months of study must take place on a graduate training scheme. Find out more about how to complete your APC and become RICS qualified.
This course is designed to prepare you for future employment in a number of the RICS APC pathways, which could include:
Planning and Development
Commercial Real Estate
Residential
Valuation.
Find out more about career options in the property industry on the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors website.
Employability team
Our expert Employability team will work closely with you at every stage of your career planning, providing personal support and advice. You can benefit from this service at any time during your studies, and for up to three years after completing your course. .
Our Employability team run a series of events throughout the year specifically for Property Management and Development students, and each year, NTU hosts the largest graduate property fair in the UK, giving you the opportunity to network with national and international companies.
Excellent placement opportunities
By choosing our sandwich (4 year) route, you’ll have the opportunity to take a year-long work placement during your studies, giving you the opportunity to gain real experience in industry. A significant number of students also return with a graduate job offer, or sponsorship for their final year.
Where can I work?
Real Estate students typically gain placements with consultancies, developers, real estate management companies and investors, or roles on the client's side, looking after large retail and leisure estates.
Recent destinations have included Gerald Eve LLP, Faithful+Gould, Lambert Smith Hampton and Barker Storey Matthews. Typical job roles include: estates management technician, property analyst (valuation), trainee surveyor, junior valuer, junior surveyor, estates assistant, and property developer.
Insurance – Single: 300 GBP per year
