Overview
Built for upskilling
This course covers the application of basic economic theory to the four dimensions of property and construction sector activity: the market dimension, the public policy dimension, the temporal dimension and the spatial dimension.
It draws on conventional micro- and macro-economics but also on aspects of managerial economics and economic geography. It encourages a recognition of the relevance of economic analysis to property-related issues and facilitates a command of the analytical skills used in property and construction economics.
Progression
Built for upskilling
You’ll find our wide range of courses ideal if you wish to improve your knowledge of the built environment or enhance your experience in the sector.
Please note that the purpose of our single module courses are not to provide an entry into achieving a full degree or interim award. Each course is a vehicle for structured learning to supplement training and CPD needs.
Course Aims
Built for development
This module aims to:
- Provide a clear understanding of fundamental concepts and theories
- Encourage a recognition of the relevance of economic analysis to property-related issues
- Facilitate a command of the analytical skills used in property and construction economics
- Establish an appreciation of the links between property and construction economics and the other subjects on the programme
Online learning
The future of study
Studying a single module course means taking control of when and where you study so you can study at your own pace, no matter where you are in the world. It means being able to balance your home and work life with your education so you can earn while you learn.
When you study at UCEM, you’ll be using our state-of-the-art Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), a specialised resource which provides you with everything you need to keep on top of your studies and succeed.
You’ll be guided through your learning with weekly study schedules and course guides, which you can adapt to suit your needs, pace and lifestyle. Studying online doesn’t mean studying alone as you’ll be fully supported by tutors and a community of students throughout your journey.
State-of-the-art technology
Your learning experience with UCEM will be fully supported through a range of activities on our VLE. You’ll also have access to UCEM’s valuable and comprehensive e-library service, providing you with a wealth of subject-specific materials to support you throughout your studies.
How you’ll learn
Study breakdown
Participating in webinars and online discussion forums
Watching videos and voice-over presentations
Undertaking exercises and quizzes linked to programme material
Self-directed study time (25%)
Reading textbooks and study papers to develop your subject knowledge
Planning and writing coursework
Each 20-credit module equates to a total of 200 study hours broken down between directed online learning, self-directed learning and assessment.
The types of assessments used on this programme will include coursework (such as essays, reports, portfolios, reflections, problem or short questions or video presentations), computer-based assessments and computer-marked assessments (CMAs). The exact combinations of assessment will vary from module to module.
Entry requirements
and access options
You are required to be 18 years or over at the start of your course.
Don’t meet the entry requirements listed above?
If you do not the meet the entry requirements but would like to be considered for this course, please get in touch with our friendly admissions team. Your application may still be considered.
Providing evidence
Evidence is required in the form of certificate or statements. You should send photocopies that have been verified by someone in a professional occupation.
Applications are assessed in accordance with the UCEM Code of Practice on Admissions and Recognition of Prior Learning.
Qualification
Upon completion
You will receive a Certificate of Personal and Professional Development (CPPD) upon successful completion.
USEFUL CONTACTS
Admissions Team
UK (Free): 0800 019 9697 (Option 1)
International: +44 (0)118 921 4696 (Option 1)