The Diploma of Built Environment provides a foundation for a career in various property sectors. This program enables students to specialise in either property, construction management and quantity surveying, or sustainable environments and planning. Successful completion of the program provides students with a pathway to most Bond University undergraduate degrees, with a possible 80 credit points credited towards their next program of study. Students are advised to check the degree study structures online to confirm for which subjects they may receive credit. Structure and subjects Mandatory subjects BCAS01-020 Academic Skills* BCDP02-101 Critical Thinking and Communication (CORE11-001) BCDP02-102 Leadership and Team Dynamics (CORE11-002) BCDP02-103 Ethical Thought and Action (CORE11-003) Students must complete the mandatory subjects above, plus five elective subjects pertaining to the mainstream undergraduate program (refer to sequencing plans below). Structure to articulate to the Bachelor of Sustainable Environments & Planning Please choose five of the following BCDP02-058 Land Economy and the Environment (SSUD11-105) BCDP02-029 Environmental and Economic Impact Assessment (SSUD12-212) BCDP02-027 Sustainable Development and Society (SSUD11-102) BCDP02-032 Strategic Land Use and Planning (SDUP12-201) BCDP02-036 Planning Processes (SSUD11-300) BCDP02-031 Spatial Information Systems (SSUD12-200) BCDP02-060 Marine and Coastal Environments (SDES11-109) BCDP02-030 Principles of Urban Design (SSUD12-220) BCDP02-055 Economic and Social Foundations of Planning (SSUD12-208) Structure to articulate to the Bachelor of Property Please choose five of the following BCDP02-062 Understanding Buildings 1 (SSUD11-101) BCDP02-058 Land Economy and the Environment (SSUD11-105) BCDP02-061 Real Estate Property Rights (SSUD11-106) BCDP02-027 Sustainable Development and Society (SSUD11-102) BCDP02-036 Planning Processes (SSUD11-300) BCDP02-008 Accounting for Decision Making (ACCT11-100) Structure to articulate to the Bachelor of Construction Management & Quantity Surveying Students must complete the mandatory subjects, plus BCDP02-062 Understanding Buildings 1 (SSUD11-101), plus four electives from the below. BCDP02-059 Managing Projects (SSUD12-103) BCDP02-058 Land Economy and the Environment (SSUD11-105) BCDP02-027 Sustainable Development and Society (SSUD11-102) BCDP02-036 Planning Processes (SSUD11-300) BCDP02-056 Introduction to the Property and Construction Industries (SSUD11-103) *BCAS01-020 Academic Skills is a compulsory 0 credit point subject that provides you with core academic skills including referencing, academic writing and time management. It must be completed in your first semester (Weeks 2 to 6).