Kusal works as a lecturer at RMIT University, Australia. Kusal has successfully attained his PhD in Built Environment from the esteemed University of Technology Sydney, a qualification that underscores his dedication to the field. His educational journey is firmly anchored in property studies, highlighted by a comprehensive set of qualifications that includes a Doctorate, an Honours degree, and a Bachelor’s degree—all focused on various aspects of property management and development. In addition to these primary qualifications, Kusal has pursued supplementary studies in accountancy, earning a Higher National Diploma in Accountancy and achieving the licentiate level of the Certified Practicing Accountancy program, which adds a valuable financial perspective to his expertise.
Before transitioning into academia, Kusal accumulated an impressive seven years of industry experience in the property industry. During this time, he gained a deep understanding of the market dynamics and operational challenges faced by property professionals. This real-world background greatly enhances his teaching, allowing him to convey theoretical concepts through practical examples that resonate with students. His approach to education is not just about imparting knowledge; it’s about fostering critical thinking and equipping students with the tools they need to navigate the complexities of the property sector.
Kusal is well-equipped to teach a wide range of property-related subjects, bringing specificity and depth to areas such as property valuation, which involves assessing the worth of real estate assets; an introduction to property, which lays the foundation for understanding the industry; property development, where he delves into project planning and execution; and property capital markets, focusing on the financial and investment aspects of real estate. He also covers property management, exploring best practices for maintaining and operating properties; the property construction and development process, which includes insights into regulatory considerations and project financing; property economics, examining market trends and economic factors; and property accounting, where he integrates financial principles relevant to the industry. By combining his comprehensive academic background with extensive industry experience, Kusal provides a rich and multifaceted learning experience, preparing his students to succeed in the ever-evolving landscape of property and real estate.
Applied property valuation
Valuation practice
Introduction to property
Property development
Property and capital markets
Property management
Property construction and development process
Property economics and property accounting.
Work practice and office layouts
Sustainable temporaty adoptive reuse
Property valuation
Organisational culture and property
Natural disasters and its impact on property
Housing market
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