Master of Science in Real Estate Curriculum
The MSRE curriculum, requires students to complete courses within three groups (Business skills, Technical/Software skills, Real Estate Core), electives and one capstone course among four specified or a comparable course the academic advisor and Director of Graduate Programs agree upon. Depending on their previous degree, incoming students will be admitted in the MSRE under either:
MSRE– Regular standing |
MSRE– Advanced standing** |
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Curriculum at a glance | ||
Length – Full-time |
2 years (6 quarters) |
1 year (3 quarters) |
Length – Part-time |
Advisor/student coordination |
2 years (6 quarters) |
Total credit hours |
70 |
41 |
Application Deadline |
February 1st (Internationals), March 14th (domestic) (late applications will be considered, however, scholarships or placement cannot be guaranteed) |
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Admission qualifications* |
Non-quantitative bachelor’s degree (e.g. arts, humanities etc.) |
Quantitative bachelor’s degree (e.g. business, real estate, engineering/construction etc.) |
Tuition |
$36,824 (resident), $73,648 (non-resident/international) |
$18,412 (resident), $37,630 (non- resident/international) |
Scholarships | ||
Apply |
* All transcripts will be reviewed for inclusion of quantitative courses [e.g. statistics, accounting/financial reporting, management, and visualization techniques(e.g. econometrics, programing, coding etc.)]
** Students with no prior real estate coursework will be strongly encouraged to take RE510 Introduction to Real Estate as one of these electives during their first quarter in the program.
International students are required to enroll in 10 credits per quarter to maintain their visa status
An overview of all required and elective courses for each of the standings can be downloaded at: Regular or Advance standing.
TYPICAL COURSE SEQUENCING
Regular standing – full-time student MSRE – 6 quarters
Year 1 | |||||
Autumn | Winter | Spring | |||
MW | TTH | MW | TTH | MW | TTH |
400 (3) | 506 (4) | 552 (3) | 540 (4) | 511 (3) | 516 (4) |
513 (4) | 508 (3) | 515 (3) | 550 (4) | ||
510 (3) | 563 (3) | ||||
Year 2 | |||||
Autumn | Winter | Spring | |||
MW | TTH | MW | TTH | MW | TTH |
512 (3) | 566 (3) | 514 (3) | 541 (3) | 530 (4) | 551 (4) |
519 (3) | 532 (3) | 564 (4) | 531 (4) | ||
597 (4) | 565 (4) | ||||
MSRE requirement 70 credits (course credits in parenthesis): Red-Required courses across all groups; Black – Select 10 credits of electives from any of these courses or an appropriate elective approved by an academic advisor & Director of Grad Programs; Blue – Select one capstone course (4 credits) |
Advance standing – full-time student MSRE – 3 quarters
Autumn | Winter | Spring | |||
MW | TTH | MW | TTH | MW | TTH |
512 (3) | 566 (3) | 514 (3) | 515 (3) | 530 (4) | 516 (4) |
597 (4) | 508 (3) | 552 (3) | 540 (4) | 531 (4) | 551 (4) |
400 (3) | 510 (3) | 564 (4) | 541 (3) | 565 (4) | 550 (4) |
519 (3) | 532 (3) | 511 (3) | 563 (3) | ||
MSRE requirement 41 credits (course credits in parenthesis): Red-Required courses across all groups; Black – Select 10 credits of electives from any of these courses or an appropriate elective approved by an academic advisor & Director of Grad Programs; Blue – Select one capstone course (4 credits) |
Advance standing – part-time student MSRE – 6 quarters
Year 1 | |||||
Autumn | Winter | Spring | |||
MW | TTH | MW | TTH | MW | TTH |
566 (3) | 515 (3) | 516 (4) | |||
508 (3) | 540 (4) | 550 (4) | |||
510 (3) | 541 (3) | 563 (3) | |||
532 (3) | |||||
Year 2 | |||||
Autumn | Winter | Spring | |||
MW | TTH | MW | TTH | MW | TTH |
512 (3) | 514 (3) | 530 (4) | 551 (4) | ||
597 (3) | 552 (3) | 531 (4) | |||
400 (3) | 564 (4) | 565 (4) | |||
519 (3) | 511 (3) | ||||
MSRE requirement 41 credits (course credits in parenthesis): Red-Required courses across all groups; Black – Select 10 credits of electives from any of these courses or an appropriate elective approved by an academic advisor & Director of Grad Programs; Blue – Select one capstone course (4 credits) |
Internship
The program does not require an internship. If students would like to pursue one no credit or course accommodations will be provided.