University of Wisconsin - Stout

 

The Property Management degree program was approved by the UW System Board of Regents on June 4, 2009. Check back soon for additional information.

 

Program Goals and Objectives

The B.S. in Property Management program will provide a comprehensive and challenging academic experience that will prepare graduates to be leaders in the Property Management profession by meeting the following program objectives and learning outcomes.

  1. Analyze major trends in managing both residential and commercial properties including, multi-family, office, retail and industrial buildings.

  2. Apply accounting, human resource (including both gender and diversity issues), marketing and leasing skills to meet the objectives of property owners in preserving and adding value to their properties.

  3. Develop and apply strategies for attracting new tenants and retaining existing tenants of properties under management.

  4. Prepare and analyze budgets and financial statements to meet the needs of property owners in how best to handle their real estate portfolios.

  5. Apply the principles of property maintenance and risk management (including environmental concerns connected with the ownership of real property) to preserve and enhance the value of owners’ properties.

  6. Develop and enforce property operating procedures to insure owner’s properties are achieving maximum net operating income all while acting in an ethical manner.

  7. Integrate the knowledge and skills obtained in the courses in the Property Management curriculum through practical experiences in the industry.

 

 

Program Curriculum

 

 

For more information about the program, contact

Doug Kennedy, Program Director
439 Home Economics Bldg.
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Menomonie, WI 54751-0790

Phone: 715/232-5061
E-Mail: kennedyd@uwstout.edu

For more information about UW-Stout, contact:

Admissions Office
124 Bowman Hall
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Menomonie, WI 54751-0790

Phone: 715/232-1232
E-Mail: admissions@uwstout.edu