In today's rapidly changing economies, domestic and global real estate markets are being transformed by new laws, codes, and the increasing emphasis on sustainability and green construction. Built on a solid liberal arts and business foundation, and with a strong emphasis on cutting-edge trends, the Bachelor of Science in Real Estate degree prepares you to manage industry change within new and evolving conceptualizations of the urban landscape. Under the guidance of a distinguished faculty of prominent professionals in the real estate industry, you acquire the most advanced knowledge of real estate finance, law, market analysis, sales, and leasing; study key aspects of the real estate development process and asset and portfolio management; and examine how sustainability is transforming the real estate industry.
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Program Requirements
The program requires the completion of 128 credits, comprised of the following:
Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will:
Demonstrate an understanding of the commercial real estate market analysis and urban economics.
Apply the foundational concepts of real estate law, ethics, and entrepreneurship.
Apply the foundational concepts of real estate finance, accounting and taxation.
Engage the real estate industry through co- curricular and extracurricular activities, conferences, guest speakers and experiences (i.e. field trips to construction sites and landmark properties) and demonstrate strategic thinking to solve current development, investment, management and social issues.
Demonstrate the ability to source, integrate, and analyze real estate data and information.
Integrate objective quantitative analysis with subjective judgment in the decision-making processes of developing, owning, operating and investing in real estate assets.
Demonstrate an understanding of diverse stakeholder interests in the context of a Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) framework.
Demonstrate an understanding of the U.S. real estate market in the global context.