Bachelor of Land and Property Management - Rural Valuation

Rural Major
The Rural major requires an additional 18 weeks practical work experience in Primary Production and Allied Industries.
Nourish your interest in land and property and expand your career opportunities with one of the most comprehensive property business and management degrees in Australasia. Then take your pick from an expanding range of careers.
Demand for both urban and rural property is outstripping supply. That creates a stream of openings for graduates of Lincoln University’s admired Bachelor of Land and Property Management. Study then pick your niche in valuation, investment, management, sales or another specialisation. You can even do a semester overseas.
How you’ll grow
By studying urban or rural property, then adding a specialisation major like accounting, investment, finance or environmental management.
You’ll position yourself strongly in New Zealand’s largest industry by economic contribution, and the country’s fourth largest sector by employment.
With Accreditation by the Property Institute of New Zealand, Valuers Registration Board, Institute of Valuers, Real Estate Agents Authority and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.
A huge range of career options paired with a 100% employment rate.
Be taught by specialists in the field with international experience, and up-to-date insights into the industry.
Career opportunities
This degree opens doors in New Zealand and overseas for roles in Valuation, Property Management, Facilities and Asset Management, Property Development, Investment and Portfolio Analysis, Real Estate Sales and Brokerage, Rural Valuation, Agricultural Banking and Finance, Farm Consultancy and more.

GCE A Levels A minimum of 3 results with at least 1 grade at Level C or above. (General Studies is not to be used as one of the results.)
International Baccalaureate (IB) The diploma must be completed with a minimum of 24 points
IELTS A - 6.0 overall, with no individual component less than 5.5
TOEFL IBT - Overall score of 60 (with at least 18 in Writing)