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- Department of Estate Management
- M.Phil/Ph.D programmes:
- M. Phil/PhD Valuation and Appraisal
- M. Phil/PhD Property Development and Management
- M.Sc. Programmes:
- M. Sc Property Development and Management
- M.Sc. Housing Studies
- POSTGRADUATE Programmes:
- Postgraduate Diploma in Estate Management
- M.Phil/Ph.D programmes:
- Department of Estate Management
Postgraduate Diploma in Estate Management
This course is designed to serve as a bridging programme for those who may wish to pursue a career in the Real Estate industry.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENT (HND):
In addition to meeting the requirements of the University regulations, a candidate must have either third class degree or Higher National Diploma (HND) lower credit in Estate Management and or a minimum of second class lower division degree in related discipline. Furthermore, candidate must possess 5 O’ level credits in Mathematics, English Language, Economics; and two other subjects from either Arts or Sciences.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS (M.Sc.)
In addition to meeting the requirements of the University regulations, including at least Second Class lower Degree or lower credit PGD in Estate Management, the candidates must have had at least two years approved post study experience in real estate. Registration with recognised professional bodies may be considered as an added advantage. The programme is designed for candidates with Bachelor Degree in Estate Management and Valuation. The list of required courses is as follows:
M.Sc Property Development and Management
The programme is designed for those who may wish to enter the Real Estate industry either as property / project managers or property developers or specialise in the area for teaching and research.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENT:
In addition to meeting the requirements of the University regulations, including at least Second Class lower Degree or lower credit PGD in Estate Management, the candidates must have had at least two years approved post study experience in real estate. Registration with recognised professional bodies may be considered as an added advantage. The programme is designed for candidates with Bachelors Degree in Estate Management and Valuation, Building, Architecture, Quantity Surveying and Civil Engineering. Candidates with Post Graduate Diploma in Estate Management can also be considered. The list of required courses is as follows:
ADMISSION REQUIREMENT:
In addition to meeting the requirements of the University regulations, including at least Second Class lower Degree or lower credit PGD in Estate Management, the candidates must have had at least two years approved post study experience in real estate. Registration with recognised professional bodies may be considered as an added advantage. The programme is designed for candidates with Bachelors Degree in Estate Management and Valuation, Urban and Regional Planning and Land Surveying and Geoinformatics. The list of required courses is as follows:
M.Sc. Housing Studies
This programme is designed for those who may wish to work either in housing/property sectors in both public and private sectors or specialize in the area of housing for teaching and research.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENT:
In addition to meeting the requirements of the University regulations, including at least Second Class lower Degree or lower credit PGD in Estate Management, the candidates must have had at least two years approved post study experience in real estate. Registration with recognised professional bodies may be considered as an added advantage. The programme is designed for candidates with Bachelor Degree in Estate Management and Valuation, Urban and Regional Planning, Building, Civil Engineering and Quantity Surveying. The list of required courses is as follows:
M. Phil/Ph.D. PROGRAMES
A candidate with M.Sc. must have not less than a 60% Weighted Score Average in Master’s Degree from a recognized University to be eligible into:
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- Valuation and Appraisal
- Property Development and Management
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- SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
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The requirements for graduation as prescribed in the regulations of Postgraduate Studies Prospectus of the University of Jos unless as modifies hereunder must be met:
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- Candidates shall be required to follow the approved time table for sessional registration, supervision, presentation of research findings, submission of theses or parts thereof, submission of annual progress reports and other guidelines as set out in the Postgraduate Studies Prospectus.
- Candidates are required to pass all the compulsory courses with a minimum score of 60 % before engaging on the research work. A student may be required to repeat failed courses twice. However, a student who is unable to pass failed courses after two attempts forfeits his/her studentship and be advised to withdraw from the programme.
- Candidates shall be required to present and successfully defend at least four (4) research seminars at Faculty Level. These shall include the proposal seminar accompanied by substantial literature review, Progress seminars, upgrading seminar and the final seminar. Candidates may be asked to make corrections or represent where applicable.
- If after 18 months of registration, an M. Phil/PhD student has not presented an acceptable research proposal to the Faculty, the student will be withdrawn from the programme.
- If after 36 months no recommendation for upgrading from M. Phil to PhD status has been forwarded from the Faculty, the student will be withdrawn from the programme.
- The candidate is expected to submit a bound copy of 30 approved journal critique articles as part of the requirements for progress seminars.
- M.Phil/PhD VALUATION AND APPRAISAL
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This programme is designed for the training of high calibre academics in preparation for teaching and research careers in Universities, Tertiary Institutions and Research Institutes. It’s also for the enhancement of competence in the generation of new theoretical and practical knowledge base in property investment valuation and appraisal. The list of required courses is as follows: