Department of Property and Law

National expertise in property registration, valuation, expropriation, land consolidation and the legal aspects of property and physical planning.

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• About us

  NMBU's Department of Property and Law provides robust education and research that is adapted to future competence requirements within our areas of expertise.

  Our teaching is also an important part of NMBU's 5‐year master's degree in Urban and Regional Planning, as well as other degrees at the university. Over 500 students take courses delivered by the Department of Property and Law every year, including further education in law, land acquisition and property development.

  Teaching at the Department is professionally oriented, and therefore combines several different disciplines. Expertise at the department is multidisciplinary. We provide robust education that is continually adapted to the current and future skills required within our disciplines.
• Study with us

  • MSc Property (5-year)
  • MSc Property Development (2-year)
  • PhD Society, Development and Planning
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  Research groups

  • Land consoloidation, property development and property registration
  • Planning, land acquisition and expropriation

  
  Research projects

  • The Planning and Building Act between market demand, land policy, sustainability, temporality, and intergenerational justice (LANDTIME)
  • Kristiansand dobbel+
  • Samarbeid for bedre medvirkning i planlegging (SAMBED)

  
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  Circus building (3rd floor)
  Universitetstunet 3
  Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)
  1433 Ås
  
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Be an authorised property surveyor!

With a few additional courses, you can become an authorised property surveyor when you take a Master's in Property and Land Law with us.

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