Australian Education Pathways

Land Economists and Valuers

University degree Strong growth · ANZSCO skill level 1 · occupation 2245

Land Economists and Valuers provide advice on the administration and use of land and property, and assess the value of land, property and other items such as commercial equipment and objects of art.

People employed13,800
Median pay$2,744per week, full-time
Projected growth+18.2%over 5 years (to 2030)
Recent growth+0.7%per year
Median age40
Female share27%

How do you get there?

Highest qualification held by people in this job: 68.7% university · 17.2% vet / tafe · 10.5% school / entry (ABS Census via JSA).

Usually studied as Economics. A selection of providers offering courses in this field (indicative, not ranked):

Course & field-of-education data © Commonwealth of Australia (CRICOS), CC BY 2.5 AU. Matched by field of education — indicative; confirm entry requirements with each provider.

Where these jobs are

NSW 31.8% · VIC 24.1% · QLD 23.3% · WA 8.4% · SA 7.9% · ACT 2% · TAS 1.5% · NT 1%

Top industries

Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services · Construction · Public Administration and Safety.

Source: Jobs and Skills Australia — Occupation profiles (Feb 2026) + Employment Projections (May 2025–2035). © Commonwealth of Australia, CC BY 4.0. Figures are national estimates.