Property Manager.

After completing the programme, the student should have knowledge of - The manager's role and responsibilities within the organisation, and the property company's role in society - Specialised knowledge of valuation, purchase and sale of properties - Specialised knowledge of property law and industry rules - Property economics - Installations for electricity, heating, ventilation and sanitation, as well as control and regulation systems - Energy optimisation and energy measurement methods, energy calculation, LCC - Purchasing and public procurement (LOU) - Basic business economics - Business acumen - Negotiation technique - Construction methods for properties, both today and historically - Waste management - Safety regarding fire, lighting, roofs, perimeter protection, outdoor environment and the working environment - Project management and methodology - Communication models and customer behaviour - Leadership - Environmental and energy issues in the property sector, including EU environmental requirements - Trends in the property sector and the role of property companies in society, from both a national and an international perspective After completing the programme, the student should have the skills to - Choose technology and materials based on the right quality level - Work with the financial control of property management against set return targets - Apply and understand legislation and assess its impact - Introduce and apply new technology - Be responsible for ongoing and preventive maintenance - Identify problems, analyse and risk-assess buildings - Prepare calculations and produce financial decision support - Carry out and evaluate market analyses - Calculate rents for vacant premises and draw up contract proposals - Use IT programs and property systems - Identify the different phases of a project and lead and organise the work - Carry out purchasing, take part in procurement and lead negotiations - Draw up standard contracts - Apply laws, ordinances and rules and communicate them to the parties concerned - Analyse and solve problems - Develop staff - Lead business communication, nationally and internationally, in Swedish and English - Make marketing plans and market properties - Be responsible for environment and safety After completing the programme, the student should have the competence to - Independently take responsibility for managing a property portfolio, and lead and develop the management organisation in a businesslike way - Independently maintain, develop, preserve and improve properties - Evaluate and analyse complex industry information in both technical and financial areas and choose suitable methods for problem solving - Handle and take responsibility for complex technical installation, operation and maintenance issues - Independently communicate with both national and international suppliers and customers, ensure customer satisfaction and take cultural differences into account - Be responsible for division of work, staff and the management of day-to-day work - Independently plan, carry out, document, discuss and evaluate a study in property management with a scientific and critical approach