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Business Administration covers all organisations and all professional fields. The exciting world of Facility & Property Management requires business administration qualities both of entrepreneurship and organisation and project management.

Students who choose the BBA specialisation in Facility & Property Management, as part of the BBA Pathway IBA, learn about portfolio management of property, also valuations, with buying and selling procedures operating in various countries. You will study the exciting world of real estate as an investment, examine the relationship between property, insurance and tax, then understand the complex system of loans and mortgages, which are involved in the highly profitable industry surrounding the development, buying and selling of property. 

A detailed knowledge of the real estate world enables business administrators to fulfil their specialist functions within those organisations and companies involved in buying and selling property or locations for industrial purposes or investment. These specialists are also trained to operate independently as property consultants and advisors, real estate being one of the major growth areas in which individual entrepreneurs are becoming highly successful today.

Course Content:

These programmes will prepare graduates with an understanding of housing estate, project development and general business, and the knowledge, skills and attitudes to enable them to immediately contribute to organisational objectives at entry level.

Modules include Real Estate Investment Strategy & Finance, Sustainable Real Estate Management, Facilities Management & Commercial Properties, International Mortgages & Loans, Commercial Real Estate Management.

Career Prospects:

Completing an international BBA bachelor's degree that prepares you for the industry and sectors in real estate, facility and property management will open a host of career possibilities!

If you are confident, love dealing with people, thrive on working unconventional hours and want to enter a highly rewarding industry, working in property management might just be your dream career.

However, it is also a risky industry that requires high ethical standards from its practitioners. After all, you will frequently be involved in high-value transactions that might represent the most important financial decisions ever made by your clients, so treat them with respect.

Generally, real estate agents (or realtors) lease, manage, value, buy and sell residential, commercial and industrial property or businesses on behalf of their clients. To be successful requires dedication, professionalism and a real commitment to delivering superior customer service.