COURSE CURRICULUM

The coursework in the Real Estate program is designed to build strong analytical, financial, legal, and planning skills needed for success in the property and development industry. Students begin with core subjects such as Real Estate Finance and Investment, which teaches how to evaluate property values, assess investment opportunities, and understand financing structures used in real estate markets. Investment Theory and Practice further develops students’ ability to analyze portfolios, manage risk, and make informed financial decisions in both local and national markets.Students also study Real Estate Law, which provides an understanding of legal frameworks related to property ownership, contracts, zoning, and transactions. Planning and Public Policy introduces how government decisions and urban planning policies influence real estate development, land use, and community growth. Urban Economics and Planning explores how cities develop economically and spatially, helping students understand housing markets, infrastructure, and urban expansion.Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is an important technical course that teaches students how to use spatial data and mapping tools to analyze land use patterns, property trends, and regional development. Sustainable Development focuses on environmentally responsible building practices and long-term planning strategies that balance economic growth with environmental protection.Overall, the curriculum combines finance, law, technology, and urban planning to give students a complete understanding of how the real estate industry operates. Students learn to analyze markets, evaluate properties, and understand the broader economic and policy factors that shape development decisions.The program also provides resources such as major requirements, class schedules, and departmental support to guide students throughout their studies. In addition, combined bachelor’s and master’s degree options allow students to pursue advanced education in a shorter time frame. Graduates are prepared for careers in real estate investment, development, consulting, urban planning, and property management, with strong skills in analysis, strategy, and decision-making.