Degree Requirements
Course Requirements
Students complete the MS in Real Estate by taking a minimum of 48 credit hours, normally 12 courses. Depending on the path selected for completing the quantitative requirement, several prerequisites may be required. Students may take either RE 527: Quantitative Methods and Analysis or FIN 555 to meet the program's quantitative requirement. The prerequisite for RE 527: QUANTITATIVE METHODS and ANALYSIS is admission to the program. However, students who wish to take FIN 555 must meet its prerequisites prior to enrollment, which include ACC 500 or ACC 502, and GSB 420 or GSB 519, or courses equivalent to these.
Required Courses (12 required courses)
Course List Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
RE 527 | QUANTITATIVE METHODS AND ANALYSIS | 4 |
or FIN 555 | FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT |
RE 520 | URBAN PLANNING AND PUBLIC POLICY | 4 |
RE 521 | LEGAL ISSUES IN REAL ESTATE | 4 |
RE 525 | PROJECT MANAGEMENT: DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION | 4 |
RE 530 | REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT AND FINANCE | 4 |
RE 531 | REAL ESTATE CAPITAL MARKETS AND FINANCE | 4 |
RE 533 | REAL ESTATE MARKET ANALYSIS AND VALUATION | 4 |
RE 535 | INSTITUTIONAL REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT | 4 |
RE 570 | ADVANCED REAL ESTATE ANALYSIS WITH ARGUS | 4 |
RE 572 | STRUCTURING REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS | 4 |
RE 574 | MULTIFAMILY HOUSING POLICY AND FINANCE | 4 |
RE 576 | REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT | 4 |
Degree Requirements
- Satisfactory completion of the college residency requirement.
- Satisfactory completion of the 12 required courses such that at least 48 credit hours of applicable course work are completed toward the degree. Prerequisite courses are not approved for elective credit.
- All courses for credit toward the degree must be completed within six calendar years after the candidate’s first term of enrollment in the Kellstadt Graduate School of Business. After a lapse of six years a course is expired. An expired course is not acceptable for the purpose of satisfaction of degree requirements and is not applicable to the degree without the written approval of the director of the program or the Kellstadt Graduate School of Business.
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