Real Estate and Development, Graduate Certificate

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The Graduate Certificate in Real Estate and Development requires completion of 15 credit hours of 6000- level courses in real estate finance and development. Transfer credits are not accepted into the Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Finance and Development program. Students must earn a grade of B or above in all courses that make up the certificate program.

Admission Requirements

In addition to the general requirements for admission to the Graduate School, the following are required for graduate study in Real Estate and Development:

A generally satisfactory undergraduate record from an accredited college or university
Basic proficiency in using spreadsheet computer software
Preparatory work in accounting, finance, and economics

Note: MBA students concentrating in real estate finance and development are ineligible to enroll in the Graduate Certificate in Real Estate and Development program.

Applications are reviewed on a continuous basis. Participants may enroll for the first time in Fall or Spring terms.

Certificate Requirements

This 15-credit certificate program consists of:

Core Requirement (3 credit hours)

MSRE 6220 - Financial Analysis of Real Estate Investments (1.5)
and
MSRE 6245 - Real Estate Market Analysis (1 to 5)

Elective Courses (12 credit hours)

Select 12 credit hours from the following:

Investment Electives

Asset Management Electives

Development Electives

MSRE 6120 - Real Estate Law (1.5)
MSRE 6130 - Site Planning (1.5)
MSRE 6230 - Construction Management (1.5)
MSRE 6258 - Site Feasibility Analysis (3)
MSRE 6310 - Land Use Policy (1.5)