Property
If you thrive on variety and like meeting people, working in the property sector could be a good choice for you – and you don’t necessarily need a degree in property.
Working hours can be demanding but if you don’t like being chained to a desk, this is one career where getting out and about is a requirement of the job. Travel opportunities are increasingly available as many companies are now part of a worldwide network. Some of the larger companies are affiliated with companies around the globe with thousands of employees. Choosing a firm with offices in several locations will give you the opportunity to spread your wings internationally or to choose from city life or a more rural lifestyle.
The property sector is not all about work: it is a highly sociable environment so there are plenty of opportunities for enjoying yourself, meeting friends and networking.
Graduate careers advice
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Alternative employers in the property sector
Property graduates can find work in large corporations and retail chains, with financial services providers and in self-employment. More... -
Applications and interviews in the property sector
Tips on how to get a job in a property firm. More... -
How to become a chartered surveyor
Graduates with a property degree can advance their careers with a professional qualification. More... -
How to get a job in property
Good knowledge of the property industry, enthusiasm for this sector, and the right set of skills will help you to get the job you want. More... -
Jobs with property firms
Graduates can find jobs in specialist property firms including estate agents, auctioneers and valuers as well as consultants, construction or development companies, and property management. More...
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