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Education

The content of the programme has been designed upon the needs of industry and students. The programme is built on the three areas of competence; business administration, law and building construction. Courses and modules in these different fields alternate throughout the programme. Almost all of the courses are specially designed for and adapted to industry. In this way you are well prepared for a working life in different parts of the industry. The requirements specified by the Swedish Board of Supervision of Estate Agents are integrated in the courses.

Form of Instruction

The programme represents full-time work, i.e. a workload of at least 40 hours a week. The number of timetabled classes varies, and many courses include laboratory or project work. Active participation in the course work is required and you are also expected to study on your own.

Examination

There are no set examination periods, and generally no final exam at the end of a semester, an academic year, or a complete study programme. Examination usually takes place at the end of each course, module, or unit.

Study Abroad

During your Real Estate Management programme, you have an opportunity to spend a semester (5th) studying abroad at one of ¹û¶³´«Ã½'s exchange partners. A semester abroad builds upon the competences and knowledge you develop during your studies, you will enhance your communication skills and intercultural skills, and you may even select to study a new subject area - all of which improves your CV for future employers. ¹û¶³´«Ã½ has exchange agreements with over 200 partner universities, located in more than 35 countries. Students from Real Estate Management have spent semesters in universities such as Ewha University, South Korea; ESCE Business School, France, Wilfred Laurier University, Canada and University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA. You may also complete aspects of your final thesis data collection abroad. To discover more about these opportunities, go to our Study Abroad website, link to the right.

Professional Contact

In the course of the programme students meet visiting representatives from the real estate industry in lectures or seminars. During semester five you have the opportunity to practical training for four weeks either in Sweden or abroad.

Semester 1	ECTS credits
Real Estate with Introduction to Commercial Law (Obligatory)	15
Real Estate Law (Obligatory)	15

Semester 2	ECTS credits
Introduction to Business Administration (Obligatory)	1
Financial Accounting (Obligatory)	7
Marketing (Obligatory)	7
Business Management in Real Estate Companies (Obligatory)	7.5
Elementary Building Technology (Obligatory)	7.5

Semester 3	ECTS credits
Corporate Finance (Obligatory)	6
Real Estate Valuation (Obligatory)	9
Real Estate Tax Law (Obligatory)	15

Semester 4	ECTS credits
Economics and Real Estate (Obligatory)	7.5
Business research methods (Obligatory)	7.5
Civil Law with Real Estate Law (Obligatory)	15

Semester 5	ECTS credits
Technical Evaluation of Property (Obligatory)	12
Business Administration:Practical Training (Obligatory)	6
Real Estate Management (Elective)	12
Ethics and Sales Techniques (Elective)	6
Service Management (Elective)	6
Optional course (Optional)	30

Semester 6	ECTS credits
Appraisals in Real Estate Management (Obligatory)	15
Business Administration: Bachelor's Thesis (Obligatory)	15

*Full-time study always equals 30 ECTS credits per semester (20 weeks).

Elective course: Students are free to choose among certain alternative courses, often depending on their choice of specialisation.

Optional course: Students are free to choose any course offered at ¹û¶³´«Ã½ or at other universities. Courses listed are examples of recommended or frequently chosen courses for a specific programme.

Start semester Autumn 2013

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