Program overview
Property management, simply put, teaches you how to manage a building, a residential community, a shopping mall, or even an entire campus. You might think property management is just about security, cleaning, and fixing pipes, but it's much more than that. Core courses include Introduction to Property Management, Property Facilities and Equipment Management, Property Asset Management, Customer Service Management, Property Laws and Regulations, and Real Estate Operations. You'll learn how to create budgets, maintain elevators and air conditioning, handle owner complaints, and enhance asset value. Chinese universities have a strong practical focus in this field—many schools arrange internships in real residential communities, office buildings, or shopping centers, and even let you participate in project operations. This major suits students who enjoy interacting with people, are well-organized, and are interested in real estate and urban life. If you don't mind starting from the ground up and aspire to manage teams and assets in the future, this major is a great fit.