Diploma presentation

14 December 2012© CEM

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BCSC Diploma in Shopping Centre Management – Course Update


BCSC Diploma in Shopping Centre Management –Course Update

3. Course

aspirations

2. New

Academic Offer

1. Course Leader


BCSC Diploma in Shopping Centre Management – Course Update

Course Leader

David Hourihan MSc FRICS.

20 years property experience across the UK and Ireland.

Retail Asset Management, Office Agency and Consultancy.

MSc in Property Investment.

Full profile available on

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3. Course

aspirations

2. New

Academic Offer

1. Course Leader



2. New Academic Offer

The Diploma has now been semesterised.

Two points of entry into the diploma every year.

New broad range of innovative online learning activities including: discussion forums webinars podcasts quizzes case studies e-learning presentations

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Pre 2011 Course

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Year 1Business Management

Skills

Centre Management Practice

Shopping Centre Development and Public

Controls

Planning and Design

Managing People in Shopping Centres

Year 2Contract and Lease

Management

Shopping Centre Marketing

Investment and Valuation

Refurbishment and Retail Trends

Project



Post 2011 Course

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ModuleSemesterYear

1

AManagement of retail centres

Marketing the shopping centre

BCreating and refurbishing retail space

Valuation of the retail asset



Post 2011 Course

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ModuleSemesterYear

1

AManagement of retail centres

Marketing the shopping centre

BCreating and refurbishing retail space

Valuation of the retail asset



Post 2011 Course

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ModuleSemesterYear

2

AManaging people in shopping centres

Retailing

BContract and lease management

Project



3. Course

aspirations

2. New

Academic Offer

1. Course Leader



3. Course aspirations1. The Top-Up Students from old course need 20 credit top up if they wish to continue onto

a degree programme. Top-Up has been accredited by BCSC and will run from 2013. The 20 credit top up will comprise of two 10 credit modules: Retailing in the

January Semester and a reflective case study in the June Semester.

2. Development of the course Continue to review and develop existing course content. Draw on real life case studies. Involve ‘Captains of Industry’. Develop further new modules to provide further study options for our

students.

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3. Course aspirations

3. Increase student numbers on BCSC course We will look to broaden the appeal of the course within the UK and

Ireland. Draw in more international students.

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And to Summarise...

You should now have a better understanding of:

How the course structure and the topics have changed.

The future aspirations of the course.

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Questions & Answers

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Thank You!

For Further information on the course please contact me:

DDI +44(0)118 921 4789

[email protected]

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