What should you bring to the program?

You don’t need any prior knowledge of real estate or construction to pursue this degree program. What’s more important is your interest in real estate, sustainability, and economic, technical, and legal contexts. If you enjoy thinking across disciplines and want to develop sustainable solutions, you’re already well-suited for this program. All relevant fundamentals are systematically taught and built upon throughout the program.

Here's what you'll learn during your studies

Sustainable Building & Property Management requires a holistic view of buildings, projects, and their entire life cycle. The curriculum combines business, engineering, law, architecture, and sustainability, creating a solid foundation for the diverse demands of the modern real estate industry.

• A Holistic Approach to Real Estate 
  You will learn to plan, develop, manage, and enhance real estate properties throughout their entire life cycle. In doing so, you will integrate economic, environmental, and social requirements and develop sustainable real estate solutions for the future.
   
• Developing Interdisciplinary Skills 
  The program combines knowledge from business, engineering, law, architecture, and sustainability. This interdisciplinary education enables you to assess complex projects holistically, make well-informed decisions, and successfully balance diverse requirements.
   
• Learning with Direct Practical Relevance
  Faculty from academia and the business world impart up-to-date specialized knowledge and establish a direct link to the demands of the real estate industry. This allows you to develop skills that you can immediately apply in your professional practice.
   
• Balancing Studies and Work 
  The part-time study model allows you to flexibly combine your studies with your career. Digital learning formats, in-person classes, and project-based work ensure a good balance between your professional and personal life.

Organize Your Studies Flexibly

The part-time study program allows you to optimally balance your studies, career, and personal life. During the semester, classes are held in a flexible format: On Thursdays, you study online, and on Fridays and Saturdays, you can attend classes on the Spittal campus or in a hybrid online format. The program is supplemented by digital learning formats, project-based work, and independent study periods.

At the beginning of each semester, there is a group block week on the Spittal campus. This serves as an opportunity to get to know one another personally, engage in academic exchange, and build a valuable network with fellow students and faculty. In this way, the program combines maximum flexibility with personal interaction and a strong academic community.

Further Studies

Upon successful completion of your bachelor’s degree, you will meet the requirements for a related master’s program at a university of applied sciences or a university—such as the part-time master’s program in Sustainable Real Estate Management at CU University of Carinthia.

General Information About the Program

For more information on admission requirements, the training contract, nostrification and recognition, the admissions process, examination regulations and grading, ECTS credits, and the academic calendar, please refer to the General Study Information.