Bachelor of Property (Honours) BProp(Hons)

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Developing your skills and capabilities

The Business School is committed to giving you opportunities to develop as a scholar, leader, innovator and global citizen.
As you study towards your Bachelor of Property (Honours) you can expect to develop capabilities that will enhance your employability and help you make a positive impact on society. You will acquire these capabilities from your courses and through participation in a range of co-curricular activities.
While enhancing your critical thinking and analytical skills, your studies will equip you with strong communication, teamwork and leadership skills as well as cross-cultural understanding.
A BProp(Hons) graduate is expected to have skills and capabilities in the following areas:

Knowledge and practice
Apply specialised knowledge within the property discipline, to demonstrate an advanced awareness and understanding within a global context.
Critical thinking
Analyse and evaluate ideas from multiple sources, including relevant literature, to develop well-reasoned arguments that demonstrate advanced and diverse thinking.
Solution seeking
Identify, frame and analyse and prioritise complex property issues and develop innovative and practical evidence-based solutions.
Communication and engagement
Engage, communicate and collaborate with diverse groups using multiple formats.
Independence and integrity
Demonstrate independent thought, self-reflection, ethics and integrity.
Social and environmental responsibility
Consider, in relation to the property discipline, the potential significance of the principles underpinning both the Treaty of Waitangi and sustainability as it applies to land and property.