The Higher Diploma in Property (HDIP) is offered on
a modular basis. The Modular framework is underpinned
by the Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme (CATS),
which is adopted from the European credit transfer
system, making it easier for HDIP graduates to study
in UK or other parts of Europe.
At Level One, student will study FOUR core modules.
At Level Two, there will be TWO core modules and TWO
modules from the Property major.
This programme is designed for those seeking a career
in Marketing and Business Administration. On completion
of this course, students are able to pursue the BA
in Business majoring in Property locally or overseas.
Course Syllabus
Level
1 Modules
1. Business and Financial Decision Making
Quantitative Techniques for Business
To provide the basic mathematical and statistical
skills and abilities for the students to complete
successfully other modules in the business studies
area. Student will learn basic algebra, quadratic
functions and simple indices, exponential and logarithmic
functions.
Introduction to Financial Accounting
The study unit will expose students to the nature
and significance of basic financial accounting techniques,
theories and concepts and the implementation of the
regulatory environment. Also it will provide student's
understanding and apply basic short-term planning
control and decision-making techniques. At the end
of this module, students should be able to understand
the basic financial techniques and apply basic management
accounting techniques to short-term planning controlling
and decision making.
Communication Skills and Information Technology
Essentially, this study unit serves to develop students'
personal and learning skills for studying. Students
will develop effective study practices for the degree
course and for future careers. Students will develop
competence in the use of computers as a tool of investigation
and problem solving. Introduction to word processor,
spreadsheet, data presentation and computational skills
including graphics will also be taught.
2. Legal & Business
Property & Construction Law I
Students will be introduced to the English legal system
from the perspective of Property & Construction.
On completion of this module, Students will be able
to show evidence of critical reading, the ability
to make an effective literature search, retrieve relevant
case law and demonstrate appropriate expertise in
case study analysis.
Property & Construction Law II
This module introduce students to the aspects of principle
and case law which are fundamental to the education
and training of professionals involved in Property
& Construction. On completion of this module,
students will have the ability to make an effective
literature search, retrieve relevant case law and
demonstrate appropriate expertise in case study analysis.
Business Structure
To introduce the nature of business activity and examine
the internal and external environment in which business
takes place. Students should be able to understand
the nature of business activity and identify the inputs
and outputs involved. Be conversant with the functions
and structures within which business activity takes
place. Be aware of the relative significance of production
and service activity within the UK Economy. Appreciate
the principles on which firms decide on levels of
output and price.
3. Technology & Development
Construction Technology
This module will provide students with the principles
of design and construction relating to foundations,
external walls, ground floors, upper floors, pitched
roof structures and coverings. Students will learn
to appreciate the design principles and construction
techniques. Students will understand the installation
of services and develop the skills of freehand sketching
of construction details.
Technology & Graphical Skills
This module gives students an introduction to the
technology of more complex structures, including:
portal frames, concrete and steel skeleton frames,
spaces frames and external walling systems. Students
will be able to carry out a dimensional survey and
record the results range of graphical methods.
Planning of Development
Students will understand the necessity for the control
of development in society and understand the reasons
for a variety of possible approaches. On completion
of this module, students will be able to understand
the processes of development control and the routes
which development proposals take through the system.
4. Marketing & Economic Concepts
Introduction to Marketing
To give students an understanding of marketing as
a concept and also aas a function of business and
to introduce marketing strategy and methods in theory
and application. The Marketing Concept, Scope of Marketing,
Industrial, Consumer, Source, etc. To understand marketing
as a business philosophy and a functional area of
management.
Marketing Management
To develop the students' appreciation of the role
and value of marketing in a variety of organisation
types and the management of the marketing mix to achieve
objectives. Enable students to understand the nature
and source of information used in marketing management.
On completion, a student should be able to explore
and show knowledge of the methodologies of marketing
research.
Economic Environment
Students will be given the opportunity to explore
and analyse the economic environment within which
business operates. This study unit will also allows
students to have a good understanding of international
financial markets and their impact upon individual
enterprises. Students should be able to understand
the operation of the market mechanism and analyse
the determinants of production in individual and aggregate
markets.
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Level
2 Modules
1. Property Markets & Valuation
Property Market Dynamics
Students will understand the changing importance of
inputs into processes of urban change and property
development. On completion of this module, students
will be able to demonstrate an ability to discuss
and explain patterns of activity in the property market.
Property Market Analysis
This module provides students the techniques of market
analysis; units of comparison, and their application
in practice; property defects and their impact on
value. On completion of the module, students will
be able to apply market data collection in appropriate
valuation situations.
Valuation in Pactice
Students will examine the valuation effects of landlord
and tenant law. On completion of this unit, students
will be able to produce valuations and appreciate
the standard of care to be applied in the production
of valuations and the tendering of advice.
2. Property Law & Business Ethics
Real Property Law
Students will learn to examine, in detail, those areas
of Real Property law with which the property professional
is primarily concerned. On completion of this unit,
students will be able to understand the framework
of the freehold estate in land and interest that may
affect it and appreciate the role of equity in transaction
of freehold land.
Landlord & Tenant Law
Students will understand the areas of landlord and
tenant relevant to the needs of a property professional
and examine the common law principles applicable to
this area of law. On completion, students will be
able to recognise the importance of distinguishing
between the grant of a lease and of a licence.
Business Ethics
This unit provides student with an understanding of
the need for an ethical approach to business decision-making
and the ability At the end of this unit, student will
be able to identify, analyse and assess the ethical
decision-making to business problems.
3. Property Development & Services Marketing
Development Appraisal
Students will develop an understanding of valuation
approaches to the appraisal of development projects
and the ability to apply these approaches in practices-bases
situations.
Influences on Development
Students will identify the need for state intervention
in the development process and the rationale for the
methods of intervention. On completion of this unit,
students will be able to understand the role of non-statutory
planning policies on development decisions. They will
also recognize the value of public sector research
and data to those interested in the development and
use of land.
Services Marketing
To provide an insight into the characteristics which
distinguish services from phisical goods and the implications
for marketing. To be aware of the differences in consumer
behaviours due to the characteristics of service industries.
Be conversant with marketing techniques and applications
in service industries. Understand the development
of marketing in service industry and evaluate its
importance in appropriate business sectors.
4. Entrepreneurship
Organisations in Context
The aims of this unit is to provide students with
an understanding of one of the significant phenomenon
of the business environment - that of organisations.
Students will be introduced to the evolution of organisation
theory, the dimensions of organisation effectiveness,
the relationship between organisation structure and
the environment structure and technology, the role
of strategic choice, the implications of organisation
design options, the relationship between structure
and culture. Students will be able to describe and
analyse the main theories associated with organisation
theory.
Enterprise Skills
To develop student's creativity and market awareness
as well as group work and team building skills and
the identification and planned achievement of realistic
business objectives. On completion of this unit, the
student will be able to work effectively as part of
a team in the preparation of a viable small business
proposal.
Exemptions
Graduates of TMC-CIE Higher
Diplomas can gain Advanced Standing of up to 2 years
from the following prestigious Universities.
 University of East London
University of Greenwich
The Manchester Metropolitan University
Deakin University
University of Newcastle
Northwood University
Course Duration
There are 2 modes of study. The
normal duration of each mode of study is as follows:
| 1. Full-Time |
: 12 months |
| 2. Part Time |
: 12-18 months |
Examination
Two examination sessions per year :
May and November
Course Delivery
This course is FULLY TAUGHT by
qualified academic staff approved by the Singapore
Ministry of Education.
Course Fees
All fees stated are in Singapore dollars. GST is included.
Students Membership and Examination Fees are not included.
Entry Requirements
Candidates must posses any of
the followings :
Diploma in Business Administration & Marketing
(DBAM)
2 GCE 'A' Level passes plus 3 GCE 'O' Level passes.
Non-Busness Local Polytechnic Diploma.
2 LCCI Higher Level passes plus 3 LCCI Intermediate
Level passes.
Other equivalent qualifications.
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