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The Master of Science in Real Estate delivers core real estate business knowledge and management skills including knowledge and technical training specific to the real estate industry. Students
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who earn the MS degree in real estate complete a
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31.5-credit curriculum consisting of
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19.5 credits (
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6 courses) of required study and 12 credits (
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4 courses) of elective study. The 30-credit MS Program in Real Estate is available as a Zicklin School flex-time program, which allows candidates to take courses on either a part-time or full-time schedule
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each semester.
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Graduates are typically positioned for many varied and
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promising positions with real estate investment and development firms in the country and abroad, as well as appraisal and market and financial analysis consulting firms, property accounting firms, insurance companies, pension funds, banks and financial institutions, investment banks, real estate investment trusts, mortgage security underwriters, commingled real estate funds, regulatory agencies, and firms with large real estate holdings.
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| English Language Proficiency* | ||
| Students who completed their undergraduate education in a non-English speaking country will be required to take non-credit bearing modules in Grammar Troubleshooting and American English Pronunciation offered by the Division of Continuing and Professional Studies. These modules may be waived based on a waiver exam. The modules are not required for students who completed a four-year degree in an English-speaking country | ||
| Preliminary Courses |
An MS and MBA program are offered through the Department of Real Estate. The MBA provides students with a broad set of management skills, as well as some advanced knowledge in real estate. It is a generalist program. The MS is for students who have decided on a career in real estate as a high-level manager, analyst, or real estate entrepreneur. This program provides training in the use of advanced analytical tools and cutting-edge knowledge as applied to real estate fields. It is a specialist program.
| Preliminary Courses (6 credits) | ||||||
| Students with appropriate academic preparation will be able to reduce the number of credits in preliminary requirements. | ||||||
| Financial AccountingReporting | 3 credits | ||||
| Applied Statistical Analysis for Business DecisionsManagerial Statistics | 3 credits | ||||
| Courses in Specialization (30 Specialization (31.5 credits) | ||||||
Required Courses (19.5 credits) | ||||||
| Business Communication I | 1.5 credits | ||||
| Real Estate Finance (
| 3 credits | ||||
| Law of Real Estate Transactions and Land Use Regulations (
| 3 credits | ||||
| Real Estate Capital Markets | 3 credits | ||||
| Real Estate Development | 3 credits | ||||
| Advanced Real Estate Investment Analysis | 3 credits | ||||
| Real Estate Research and Project | 3 credits | ||||
| Elective Courses (12 credits) | ||||||
Choose four courses from: | ||||||
| Real Estate Valuation and Market Analysis | 3 credits | ||||
| Analytical Skills for Real Estate Decision Making | 3 credits | ||||
| Project Management and Construction | 3 credits | ||||
| Real Estate Taxation (
| 3 credits | ||||
| Real Estate Marketing | 3 credits | ||||
| International Real Estate | 3 credits | ||||
| Real Estate and Urban Economics* | 3 credits | ||||
| Real Estate Entrepreneurship (
| 3 credits | ||||
| Corporate FinanceFinancial Decision Making | 3 credits | ||||
| Economics of Urban Areas* | 3 credits | ||||
*Effective for all MS-Real Estate students admitted in spring 2016 or later. Students admitted prior to spring 2016 should consult their preliminary course evaluation and/ or waiver exam results, since other requirements and conditions may apply.
** Formerly ACC 9110 Financial Accounting; new course title effective Spring 2017.
*** Formerly STA 9708 Applied Statistics Analysis for Business Decision; new course title effective Spring 2017.
+Either RES 9960 or ECO 9774 may be used to fulfill the specialization requirement, not both.
++Formerly FIN 9770 Financial Decision Making; new course title effective Spring 2017.