The programme aims to

1. train professional housing managers for both the public and private housing sectors in Hong Kong and the Region;
2. equip graduates with thorough understanding of the social, political, economic, legal and physical institutions within the context of housing management; and
3. furnish graduates with high level analytic and management skills for the personal enhancement of the graduate in their future career as well as further development of the profession.

Upon successful completion of this Programme, students should be able to:

1. identify existing and emerging institutional and organizational framework of housing management in Hong Kong and the Region;
2. outline the housing management practice in Hong Kong and the Region as well as to generate new perspectives of  such practice in the light of new trends in housing management;
3. apply the knowledge of modern management practice in analyzing the existing and to experiment on new operations of housing organizations;
4. integrate the knowledge they acquired in the programme, in the legal, social, physical and management aspects, into their duties as a housing manager and to derive new approaches in practice; and
5. present their ideas clearly, systematically and critically, both in verbal and written forms.