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DEVELOPMENT OF REAL ESTATE MARKET IS CONDITIONED BY TRAINING OF
RESPECTIVE SPECIALISTS AT UNIVERSITIES, EXPERTS CONSIDER
YEREVAN, JUNE 4, NOYAN TAPAN. The first step aimed at development of
real estate market in Armenia should be presence of qualified
specialists, which is possible in case of creating the respective
faculties or departments at universities. Expressing such opinion in
his interview to Noyan Tapan correspondent, Erik Mesropian, Chairman of
Real Estate Scientific-Information Center, chief expert of Urban
Institute international program's real estate market, said that Real
Estate Management and Expertise faculty has been functioning at the
Financial Academy since 2004 on the initiative of Accern corporation.
In E. Mesropian's words, this contributes to training of qualified
specialists at the very universities and not at firms. In his words,
before this, the gap was filled by retraining courses held at Accern.
Teaching of Real Estate Economics subject has started at
Armenian-Russian (Slavonic) University since 2006, which also
contributes to rise of level of specialization. However, in E.
Mesropian's words, there is still a lot to do in the issue of training
of serious specialists in this quickly developing sphere.
RESPECTIVE SPECIALISTS AT UNIVERSITIES, EXPERTS CONSIDER
YEREVAN, JUNE 4, NOYAN TAPAN. The first step aimed at development of
real estate market in Armenia should be presence of qualified
specialists, which is possible in case of creating the respective
faculties or departments at universities. Expressing such opinion in
his interview to Noyan Tapan correspondent, Erik Mesropian, Chairman of
Real Estate Scientific-Information Center, chief expert of Urban
Institute international program's real estate market, said that Real
Estate Management and Expertise faculty has been functioning at the
Financial Academy since 2004 on the initiative of Accern corporation.
In E. Mesropian's words, this contributes to training of qualified
specialists at the very universities and not at firms. In his words,
before this, the gap was filled by retraining courses held at Accern.
Teaching of Real Estate Economics subject has started at
Armenian-Russian (Slavonic) University since 2006, which also
contributes to rise of level of specialization. However, in E.
Mesropian's words, there is still a lot to do in the issue of training
of serious specialists in this quickly developing sphere.