Curriculum
The Master of Science in Real Estate consists of 30 credits of graduate study: 6 credits of required finance and statistics courses, 12 credits of required real estate foundation courses, 9 credits of required advanced real estate courses, and 3 credits of electives. Program information is subject to change.
Practice-Based Education
This real estate program offers a comprehensive, practice-based education designed to prepare students for successful careers in the real estate industry. Through a curriculum that integrates academic knowledge with professional engagement, graduates are prepared to enter the workforce career-ready and capable of contributing immediately to the dynamic real estate market.
Foundation Courses
| Course | Credit Hours |
| Managerial Finance (FINA 6A35) | 1.5 |
| Intermediate Corporate Finance: Valuation (FINA 7A10) | 1.5 |
| Quantitative Analysis for Business Decisions (BZAN 6310) | 3 |
Real Estate Foundation Courses
| Course | Credit Hours |
| Real Estate Finance (FINA 7380) | 3 |
| Principles of Real Estate (FINA 7381) | 3 |
| Developing a Real Estate Project (FINA 7382) | 3 |
| Real Estate Market Analysis & Valuation (FINA 7383) | 3 |
Advanced Real Estate Courses
| Course | Credit Hours |
| Innovation in Real Estate Parts I & II (FINA 7A97) | 3 |
| Real Estate Financial Modeling (FINA 7384) | 3 |
| Real Estate Capstone (FINA 7397) | 3 |
Prescribed Elective Courses
Choose one course from the following:
| Course | Credit Hours |
| Multifamily Real Estate (FINA 7389) | 3 |
| Architectural History Survey I (ARCH 6340) | 3 |
| Architectural History Survey II (ARCH 6341) | 3 |
| Contemporary Theory and Critical Practice (ARCH 6357) | 3 |
| Modern Architecture & Urbanism (ARCH 6359) | 3 |
| Practice of Architecture (ARCH 6360) | 3 |
| Sustainability Workshop (ARCH 6368) | 3 |
| Urban Determinants (ARCH 6376) | 3 |
| Project Management Principles (TEPM 6301) | 3 |