Property Economics is a field of economics that has a special focus on the analysis and study of property markets. Through a multidisciplinary approach, property economics addresses market dynamics, consumer behavior, and the interaction between supply and demand in the context of property. Some of the main elements of property economics that are the main focus of this program are as follows. First, Property Economics Concepts and Modeling. Second, basic Microeconomics and Macroeconomics of the property market. Third, principles & methods of property valuation Fourth, the role of institutions and government in the property market. Through an in-depth understanding of these elements, students in the property economics program prepare themselves to act as property economists who are able to analyze and understand the dynamics of the property market. They also acquire the skills to provide data-driven advice and recommendations to governments, property companies, real estate agents, and financial institutions related to the property market. In addition, they understand the importance of policies and the role of institutions in ensuring the sustainability and efficiency of the property market. As such, property economics provides a strong foundation for understanding and contributing to the management and development of a sustainable property market.

Research topics in architecture are related to buildings' design, aesthetics, and function. This includes concept development, space planning, and implementation of architectural designs. Research topics in this area may include innovations in sustainable architectural design, the influence of architecture on occupant well-being, and aesthetic analysis in modern architecture.

Research topics in business law focus on legal aspects related to the property and asset management industry. This includes property taxation regulations, property contracts, environmental regulations, and other legal issues that affect property ownership and management. Research topics in this area may include comparative analysis of property laws in different jurisdictions, legal risk management strategies, and legal compliance in property management.

Research topics in business management are concerned with strategies, operations, and policies that affect business performance in the property industry. These include human resource management, financial management, operations management, and property-oriented business strategies. Research topics in this area may include property business sustainability analysis, property portfolio development strategies, and innovations in property management.

Research topics on land resources focus on land use analysis, land development, and sustainable land management. This includes evaluating land availability, analyzing land development's environmental impacts, and planning effective land use. Research topics in this area may involve analyzing land use policies, technologies that influence land management, and mitigating environmental risks in land development.

Industrial engineering research topics are concerned with using industrial techniques and methodologies in property and asset management. This includes operational process optimization, supply chain analysis, and implementation of information technology in property management. Research topics in this area may include the application of Lean Six Sigma in property management, facility performance analysis, and information system design for property management.

Research topics in informatics engineering focus on developing and applying information technology in property management and valuation. This includes using geographic information systems (GIS) for property location analysis, developing cloud-based property management platforms, and implementing Big Data technology for property market prediction. Research topics in this area may include developing mobile applications for property management, information security analysis, and information system integration.

Research topics in civil engineering relate to physical infrastructure and property construction. This includes property planning, design and construction, and environmental impact analysis of construction projects. Research topics in this area may include sustainable construction techniques, construction risk management, and social impact analysis of property construction projects.