TAFE NSW
3 years full-time or 6 years part-time
Become a specialist property valuer with Australia's only dedicated valuation degree. Learn to value residential, commercial, rural, and industrial properties while developing professional expertise in property law, economics, and ethical business practices.
You must have completed a NSW Higher School Certificate (HSC) or equivalent, a Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation, or a completed Certificate IV or higher vocational qualification. You'll need to submit a 500-word essay demonstrating your motivation to study in property valuation and attend a pre-admission interview. Mathematical skills at Year 12 level are recommended. If you don't meet standard entry requirements, you may be eligible for special admission as a mature-aged applicant (21+ years) or if you have experienced disadvantage.
The course comprises 24 subjects (240 credit points) including 21 core subjects and 3 electives. Core subjects cover: Property Valuation Technologies, Property Law I, Residential Construction, Property Economics, Planning and Spatial Analysis, Introduction to Financial Theory, Residential Valuation, and Property Accounting and Taxation. Year 1 focuses on foundations of property valuation and underpinning knowledge. Year 2 and 3 build advanced expertise in complex valuations, professional practice, and specialized property classes. Elective subjects allow you to tailor your study to specific interests and career goals.
TAFE NSW is Australia's leading vocational education provider with extensive industry partnerships. This Bachelor of Property Valuation is accredited by the Australian Property Institute (API), the peak industry body, ensuring graduates meet professional standards. TAFE NSW offers comprehensive student support services including disability support, literacy and numeracy assistance, careers counselling, and flexible study options to accommodate diverse learning needs.
Graduates are eligible to apply for Associate Level Membership and Certified Practising Valuer (CPV) certification through the Australian Property Institute, enabling professional practice in property valuation. Career opportunities span residential, commercial, rural, and industrial property sectors. Property valuers earn a median weekly pay of $2,040 with strong employment growth projected. Roles extend to property and asset management, market analysis, sales and acquisitions, and property development across government and private sectors.
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