Estate Management is one of the largest non-academic units at UNSW. We provide comprehensive services and advice to faculties, divisions and the university executive team, including master planning, infrastructure planning, development and construction, refurbishment, maintenance, and environmental management. Additionally, we offer a wide range of logistics and support services to ensure a safe and secure campus environment.
Estate Management is made up of six departments:
Asset Management - Optimises UNSW’s estate to support strategic objectives, ensuring a productive and enjoyable campus experience for staff, students, and the community. The directorate includes five specialised teams: Asset Strategy, Campus Planning, Strategic Project Planning, Property and Retail, and Transactions and Commercial. Each team plays a vital role in developing and maintaining campus assets.
Design, Delivery & Development - Manages the creation of new and refurbished physical assets and infrastructure for the university. Four teams make up the directorate: Development, Estate Improvement, Engineering Technology and Engineering.
Environmental Sustainability - Oversee the environmental sustainability vision and strategy for UNSW campuses and operations, focusing on key activities across operational processes and the value chain that influence the university's environmental impacts and risks.
Facilities Management - Responsible for managing the UNSW portfolio of buildings, building services, external environment, and campus infrastructure, ensuring they are safe, clean, and fit for purpose.
Protective Services - Committed to protecting our community and assets through proactive risk management, and comprehensive security planning.
Safety - Dedicated to implementing the Estate Management Safety Plan and supporting programs. The team manage safety incidents, lead investigations, and provide essential safety advice to staff.
For more information, download the Estate Management structure.