the supply for real estate education in poland – the case of cracow university of e conomics
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The supply for Real Estate Education in Poland – the
case of Cracow University of Economics
Bartlomiej [email protected]
Cracow University of EconomicsDepartment of Real Estate and Investment
Economics
'Modern University with a Rich Tradition'
State university, established in 1925One of 5 state schools of economics in PolandOver 21,000 students681 instructors and professors (incl. 54 nominated professors)Large 17-acre campus in the heart of CracowModern and new infrastructureHigh position in rankings among Polish schools of business/economicsReputation among employers
FacultiesFaculty of Economics and International RelationsFaculty of ManagementFaculty of FinanceFaculty of Commodity Science
Study programsAll levels
bachelormasterPhDpostgraduate professional
All formsdaytime studiesevening studiesweekend/extramural studies
Close to studentsKrakow campusDebica campusteaching centres in other towns
The specialization – Real Estate Economy
Conducts by Department of Real Estate and Investment Economics
Place at the University Faculty - Economics and International RelationshipMajor - Economics
Specialisation - info
Form of studies: full time, evening and extramural
Lectures, classes and short trainingAbout 120 students per year at a full time
courseAbout 70 students per year at a extramural
courseFrom 1991 (earlier existed as Construction
Economics)
Universities which run Real Estate Economy
State-run SchoolsWarsaw - Warsaw
School of EconomicsLodz – University of LodzKrakow – Cracow
University of EconomicsOlsztyn – University of
Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn
Katowice – University of Economics in Katowice
Poznan – Poznan University of Economics
Private (selected):Warszawa – Higher
School of Real Estate Management
Tarnow – Malopolska Higher School of Economics
Studies in Real Estate (graduate and postgraduate)Division into two cycles – Specialization
REE1st cycle consists of 6 semesters –
specialization from 4th semester2nd cycle consists of 4 semesters –
specialization from 2 semesterNumber of hours for specialization
subjectsB.A. - about 750 h (total: 1830 h)M.A. – about 345 h (total: 720 h)
Professional Activity in Real Estate Economy
Real estate agent, property manager, property valuer
Legal regulation: Act on Real Estate Management from August 21 of 1997
Since 2008 – new regulations abolishing state exam for real estate agent and property manager
Real Estate Agent and Manager - Requirements
Completion of studies in real estate economy or postgraduate studies for real estate agents and property manager
Six-month training/practiceWorking out example of transaction or
management plan Delivering documents to Qualification
CommitteePositive consideration - license
No Courses - example Hours
1 Fundamentals of real estate brokerage & trading
2 State administration and public administrative organs
3 Concepts and definitions related to real property
4 Property law
5 Civil law relations
6 Real estate management
7 Spatial economy
8 Sources of information on real estates
9 Economic bases of the land market
10 Transactions on the land market
11 Notary public in real estate trading
12 Activities of a real estate broker
13 Administration and management of a real estate agency – business law
14 Financial law – taxes and fees in real estate trading
15 Fundamentals of civil engineering
16 Real estate management – selected problems
17 Real estate valuation – selected problems
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Minimum curriculum requirements – real estate agents
No Course (example) Hours
1 Fundamentals of real estate management
2 State administration and public administrative organs
3 Concepts and definitions related to real property
4 Property law
5 Civil law relations
6 Real estate management
7 Spatial economy
8 Sources of information on real estates
9 Economic bases of the land market
10 Economic-financial planning and management
11 Taking over real estates
12 Residential property management
13 Non-residential property management
14 Organization of real estate management
15 Fundamentals of civil engineering
16 Real estate valuation – selected problems
17 Real estate management plans
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Minimum curriculum requirements for real estate managers
Real Estate Valuer - Requirments
Completion postgraduate studies of property value assessment
One-year trainingWorking out 15 valuation reports for
different propertiesState exam – written and oral parts
No Courses (example) Hours1 Law
2 Spatial economy
3 Economic and financial matters
4 Technical and natural bases of real estate valuation
5 Information systems
6 Fundamentals of real estate valuation
7 Special valuations (including agricultural and forest properties)
8 Economic entity valuation
9 Real estate trading and management
10 Practical training and seminars
Total 280
Minimum curriculum requirements for
real estate valuers
Potential Gap…
Selected UE Countries Real Estate Agents
PropertyManagers
Estate Agents /
10 000 citizens
Property Managers /
10 000 citizens
Denmark 3 223 4 500 5,97 8,3
France 25 000 10 000 4,14 1,6
Italy 5 0000 35 000 8,73 6,11
Netherlands 9 500 5 000 5,83 3,08
Austria 2 800 2 500 3,46 3,09
Spain 25 000 14 912 6,2 3,7
Germany 12 000 19 000 1,45 2,3
Ireland 5 000 200 12,5 0,5
Poland 7 450 15 020 1,93 3,89
Source: Author calculations based on Annual Report 2007, European Council of Real Estate Professions (CEPI)
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