29 July 2016
Anonymous Writer
The graduate profile of the Master of Valuation and Property Management (MMPP) program at the USU Postgraduate School is that of a property expert, property appraiser, business appraiser, and property researcher. The MMPP curriculum covers theories on property and appraisal, and students who work while studying have also conducted appraisal practices. Many MMPP alumni have opened Public Appraisal Service Offices. However, new students from the fourth to sixth batches have not yet conducted appraisals, and many have just graduated with their bachelor's degrees.
Therefore, a workshop on appraising shophouses and residences as simple property objects is necessary. This workshop will cover the appraisal process, from accepting the assignment to completing the appraisal report, followed by a field inspection. Students will be taught to identify building materials on the appraised objects, recognize physical, functional, and economic depreciation on buildings directly, learn to find comparable data, make adjustments, and create reports. This workshop will be conducted by speakers from the Indonesian Society of Appraisers (MAPPI) Sumbagut, with participants including lecturers and students.
The purpose and objective of this workshop is to provide assessment experience to students as a provision and their suitability as professionals in the field of assessment.
The main workshop materials consist of:
Supporting Materials:
New Student Admission for the Master’s Program in Property Management and Valuation, Graduate School USU, Odd Semester Academic Year 2026/2027
NewsNew Student Admissions for the Master of Management Program at the USU Postgraduate School for the Odd Academic Year 2026/2027
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