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Programme: BScHons (Real Estate) (Retail Property)

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Code Faculty Department
12242020 Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology Department: Construction Economics
Credits Duration NQF level
Minimum duration of study: 1 year Total credits: 131 NQF level:  08

Programme information

Refer also to G16-G29.

A student is required to attend lectures diligently, but in addition the student must complete a compulsory minimum of 240 hours of temporary employment with a suitable employer in the construction industry/built environment (registered quantity surveyor, contractor, developer, property owner, etc). As proof of the practical experience the student must submit an approved logbook signed by the employer.

Admission requirements

  1. BSc (Real Estate) degree or equivalent three-year bachelor’s degree at NQF level 7 (or NQF level 6 for qualifications obtained before 2009) from an accredited institution

 

Additional requirements

Selection is based on an applicant's academic record and experience.  Applicants may be required to attend an interview and/or write an entrance examination.

Examinations and pass requirements

A minimum semester/year mark of 40% is required in order to be admitted to the examination in a specific module. In addition, all other examination admission requirements, applicable to the relevant module, must have been met.

Pass with distinction

The degree is conferred with distinction if students registered for the degree for the first time, complete the degree within the minimum prescribed time and pass all modules with a weighted average of 75% (not rounded) (excluding POU 700).

Minimum credits: 131

Core modules


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