Property Valuation and Management – BSc (Hons)

This module aims to convey the principals of technology, practice and materials involved in domestic building construction.

This module sets out to develop an understanding of the concepts and principles of economic theory in the context of the construction / property environment.

The aim of the module if to enable the learners to develop a basic understanding of the Irish legal system as it relates to the Built Environment.

The aims of this module are threefold:

1. To provide learners with a foundation in property valuations which will be developed in valuations modules in later years of the programme.
2. To introduce learners to the concept of property valuation and the methods used to value residential and commercial property.
3. To impart a knowledge and understanding of the mathematics required for property valuers.

This module covers the services and associated operational elements an estate agent would provide as a property services provider.

An introduction to the structure of commercial leases, the processes involved in their renewal, sporting leases, rating of commercial property, an introduction to compulsory purchase orders and the management of residential property, both single and multi-unit developments.

This module establishes the construction principles and practices fundamental to the production of succesful industrial and commercial buildings.

The aim of this module is to build upon a basic knowledge of property valuation principles from year one and to apply this knowledge to intermediate level valuations.  The focus of this module is property investment valuations.

The aim of this module is build upon a basic understanding of property development valuations from year one and enable them to carry out residual valuations based on residential, commercial and mixed use schemes.

The aim of this module is give learners the opportunity to undertake a major project that simulates a ‘real-life’ property based scenario.  The project will integrate the contents of the following second year modules:  Property Development Valuations, Estate Agency Practice and Marketing, Property Law and Planning Law and Development.

The aim of this module  is to develop the learners knowledge and appreciation of the built environment from a heritage perspective. It presents theoretical and practical information to enable learners to have  a developed knowledge of built environment conservation.

This module introduces students to the theoretical concepts associated with Urban Economics. It examines the evolution of the urbanisation of Ireland, observing the similarities and contrasts between Irish urbanisation patterns and those observed in other EU countries. It examines the role of the market in allocating land to various usages within the urban setting. It further explores the spatial theories which assist us in understanding differing regional and national characteristics associated with the urbanisation of Ireland, Students will also be introduced to economic theory which explains pricing and allocation decisions within the property market.

The aim of this module is to develop the student’s professional skills and competencies through experiential learning while on placement within industry.

The aim of this module is to develop the learner’s knowledge and critical understanding of the theoretical principles and management practices as applied to the built environment.

The aim of the real estate capstone project is to provide the learner with an opportunity to critically appraise a work related situation or task.  It further aims to integrate their knowledge base and enhance their interpersonal and communication skills.

This module will cover compulsory purchase of property and wayleaves, purchase of fee simple (ground rents), and evaluating the impact of contamination and environmental factors on the valuation of property.

The aim of this module is to develop in students an understanding of the implications for the Property and Construction Industry of the thrust of national and EU regional, spatial and infrastructural development policies. With reference to the spatial and urban development theories which underpin these policy applications.

To develop knowledge and understanding of the way organisations finance their operations, plan and control cash flows, optimise their use of working capital and allocate resources to capital expenditure projects. To develop an understanding of Irish Tax system and have the ability to prepare computations of tax liability for both individuals and businesses for the purposes of Income tax, corporation tax, capital gains tax, capital acquisitions tax, stamp duties and value added tax.

To provide an opportunity for the student to produce a document based on independent study, of which the topic selected will provide an exhaustive, critical, and in-depth analytical study of a specific area of interest. The topic selected must be directly relevant to the course of study being undertaken by the student.