COURSE CURRICULUM

The Real Estate MSc at Northumbria University is structured around a set of core modules designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in the property sector. International and EU students undertake the Academic Language Skills for Architecture and Built Environment module to support the development of academic writing and communication skills required for postgraduate study. The program includes Real Estate Concepts and Research Methods, which introduces students to key principles, methodologies, and analytical techniques used in real estate research. Commercial Property Valuation teaches the skills necessary to assess property value, while Property Markets, Investment and Finance focuses on investment strategies, market dynamics, and financial decision-making. Urban Planning and Development explores the regulatory, social, and economic aspects of urban growth and property development, and Real Estate Law and Asset Management provides insight into legal frameworks and the effective management of property assets. Sustainable Construction and Technology examines modern construction practices, sustainability considerations, and innovations shaping the built environment. The Dissertation in Real Estate serves as a capstone project, allowing students to undertake independent research, applying their knowledge and skills to a real-world problem or area of interest. Together, these modules equip graduates with analytical, practical, and professional expertise, preparing them for successful careers in real estate, property investment, and urban development.