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TECHNOLOGY IN REAL ESTATE Full Issue (November 2019)

INTRODUCTION

CONTENTS

This annual supplement provides detailed

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academic, tuition, demographic, and campus information for participating schools that offer undergraduate and graduate programs in real estate, urban planning, design and development, and other land use disciplines throughout the United States and Canada. We would like to thank the colleges and universities that supported this year’s guide, which we hope will be a valuable resource in your search for programs that will advance your educational and career objectives.

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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY’S KOGOD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AUBURN UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY GSAPP FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY JEFFERSON (PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY + THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY) MIT CENTER FOR REAL ESTATE NYU SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES: SCHACK INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE SCHULICH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS/ YORK UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: SOL PRICE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON/COLLEGE OF BUILT ENVIRONMENTS VIRGINIA TECH

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY’S KOGOD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Master of Science in Real Estate Gain a full-spectrum overview of the field with Kogod’s MS in real estate program, studying real estate development, urban planning and sustainability and finance and mortgage markets. The program is comprehensive and flexible, offering over 30 different electives. You’ll also have the opportunity to gain real-world experience with our real estate investment trust fund, overseeing $100,000 in assets.

Kogod is a proud partner of the CFA and CAIA Institutes, offering students access to sample exams, CFA and CAIA content and scholarships.

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION

Randy Nordby Graduate Director of Finance and Real Estate rnordby@american.edu 202-885-3914

ADMISSIONS AND DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Kogod’s MS in real estate program is 30 graduate credit hours, including 21 core credit hours and 9 credit hours of electives. The program can be completed within one year (3 semesters), full time.

Course Requirements (21 credit hours) Real Estate Principles and Investment Real Property and Asset Management Real Estate Development Real Estate Transactions and Contracts Urban Planning and Sustainability Real Estate Finance and Mortgage Markets Real Estate Financial Modeling Electives include, but are not limited to (9 credit hours) Financial Statement Analysis Taxation of Real Estate Transactions Financial Management Fixed Income Analysis Corporate Governance Negotiations Statistical Methods Marketing Management Applicants must have earned an undergraduate bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution with a satisfactory grade point average. Applicants may also need to submit a GMAT or GRE score.

Visit http://www.american.edu/kogod/admissions/ for more information.

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

Tuition is $1,708 per credit hour.

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS n Average age: 27

n International: 25% n US Minority: 67%

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

n In 2017, 100% of the MS in real estate program was employed within 6 months of graduation n Top MSRE employers include Fannie Mae, Host Hotels and Resorts, Shamin Hotels and the City of Austin n American University recently achieved carbon neutrality, becoming the first carbon neutral university in the United States

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Ready to

ADVANCE

your career on your own terms?

Earn an MS in real estate from American University’s Kogod School of Business American University’s MS in real estate program is designed to integrate. Choose from nearly 30 electives, like Real Estate Investment Trust or Statistical Methods, and design your own schedule. Attend the program part-time or full-time, depending on your work and life demands. Earn your degree—and advance your career—on your own terms.

Real Estate Investment Trust Fund Get hands-on experience by overseeing $100,000 in assets.

CFA and CAIA Partnerships Receive access to sample exams, CFA and CAIA content and scholarships.

Flexible Class Options Design your own degree with over 30 elective options.

100% employed within three months of graduation

Visit us at

kogod.american.edu/realestate

AUBURN UNIVERSITY PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Master of Real Estate Development Program Our AACSB accredited Master of Real Estate Development program is a collaboration between the College of Architecture, Design and Construction and the Raymond J. Harbert College of Business.

It provides experienced professionals the theoretical, technological and practical knowledge necessary to produce real estate development projects that emphasize best practices related to sustainability, economic resilience, social responsibility, financial feasibility and design excellence. The program launches each fall semester and runs for five consecutive semesters.

This is a blended program that utilizes innovative distance-learning technologies, six week-long campus residencies and four field study trips to provide students the flexibility of a self-paced distance program without career interruption and real-time interaction with faculty and peers.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION Joe Collazo Assistant Director Graduate Executive Programs (877) AUB-EMBA gradex@auburn.edu www.MREDAuburn.com

The program launches each fall semester and runs for five consecutive semesters, in which students complete 39 semester hours. A majority of the lectures are delivered through our online learning platform, but students will also attend six on-campus residencies, as well as one international and three domestic field study trips during the course of the program.

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

Applicants to the program are required to have a four-year undergraduate degree and a minimum of five years of progressively responsible professional experience or three years of real estate experience in the fields of accounting, appraisal, brokerage, construction, design, development, engineering or law. Entrance exams such as the GRE or GMAT are not required.

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

The total cost of the program is $58,500 ($1,500 per semester hour) for students entering in Fall Semester 2019.

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Average cohort size is 18 students and is comprised of 15% women and 85% men. Approximately 80% of students reside in the Southeast and 12% in the Mid-Atlantic regions, with the remainder from New England and the West Coast. The average age at the time of enrollment is 36.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

In 2018, Eduniversal, a global leader in higher education information, listed Auburn’s Master of Real Estate Development program at No. 45 in its 2018 Best Masters Ranking of Real Estate Management (Construction Programs) programs worldwide.

The Master of Real Estate Development program is a University Fast Track Partner with CCIM. It also partners with the Appraisal Institute in its Master Degree Program to offer students who enroll in the institute’s program a unique path to the prestigious MAI designated membership.

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See what others don’t.

Auburn’s Master of Real Estate Development program will sharpen your vision and enhance your skills. We’ve designed a unique mix of distance education, campus residencies, and field studies that will let you continue to work full time. We’ll expose you to the most innovative projects, the most talented developers, and equip you with the knowledge to build your future.

Build what others can’t.

Learn more at:

AUMRED.INFO Auburn University is an equal opportunity educational institution/employer.

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY GSAPP PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW Columbia MSRED Program

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION

Jessica Stockton King GSAPP-MSRED Program 411 Avery Hall MC 352 1172 Amsterdam Avenue New York, NY 10027 realestate@arch.columbia.edu https://www.arch.columbia.edu/programs/ 8-m-s-real-estate-development (212) 854-3524

The Columbia MSRED Program is a one-year, three semester program that combines the fundamental skills of professional real estate with a holistic approach to urban development as a creative act. Cross-disciplinary electives draw on the program’s access to the extraordinary offerings of GSAPP and Columbia at large, while required coursework immerses students in the three core tenets of urban real estate development: the financial, the physical, and the legal, arming students with the full range of professional and intellectual skills needed to tackle the complex demands of global urban real estate development. Many students are drawn to learning from professors that work full-time in the real estate industry in NYC, creating a club around affordable housing or design and development, networking within their full-time cohort, setting up building tours and mentorship by engaged and experienced alumni. The Columbia MSRED Program was started in 1985, and you will find Columbia MSRED alumni in every area of real estate development and real estate finance.

ADMISSIONS & DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Three consecutive semesters of full-time study (Summer, Fall and Spring) are required, as well as a minimum of 45 credits, though many students choose to take more. Required classes include, but are not limited to: Real Estate Finance I, II, and II, Underwriting, Construction Management and Technology, Real Estate Law, Market Analysis, the Architecture of Development, Development Analysis: Urban Planning, the Value of Design, and Capstone.

Applications are accepted August 15th-January 15th every year for a late May start. We only have a summer entrance.

In order to apply, the online application form, the $75 fee, all college and university transcripts, three reference letters, a resume or CV, the GRE or GMAT, a personal statement, and the TOEFL (for some international applicants) are required.

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

For the 2018-2019 academic year, tuition and fees add up to $92,369 for the three semester, oneyear program.

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

While GSAPP does not currently release admissions or demographic statistics, the MSRED class is diverse every year. The most common backgrounds are in architecture, finance and real estate, but we’ve also had people with planning, construction management, legal, consulting and engineering backgrounds excel.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

The Columbia MSRED Program is located at Columbia University’s beautiful Morningside Campus in NYC. Prospective students are encouraged to visit the campus to sit in on a class or two, chat with current students, and set up an appointment in the MSRED Program office.

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STUDY REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING AND PRESERVATION IN NEW YORK CITY

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS PROGRAM TITLES AND OVERVIEW FSU Real Estate Programs

Established in the early 1970s in response to the rapidly growing employment opportunities in real estate, Florida State’s programs are among the most successful in the nation. Our faculty members are some of the most prominent in their field – collectively, they have been ranked as high as No. 2 nationally for their research productivity. FSU offers the following degree programs: Bachelor of Science in Real Estate (BS-RE) – Consistently ranked as one of the top 10 public programs in the country, our undergraduate program is one of the few nationwide to offer a Bachelor of Science in Real Estate. Our graduates are always in high-demand by employers.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION

For general information and inquiries, or to learn more about the FSU TRENDS Conference, contact the FSU Real Estate Center: Website: fsurealestate.com Phone: (850) 644-4071 Email: fsurealestate@business.fsu.edu For graduate programs information and admissions, contact the College of Business Graduate Programs Office: Website: graduatebusiness.fsu.edu Phone: (850) 644-6458 Email: gradprograms@business.fsu.edu

Combined Bachelor of Science in Real Estate/Master of Science in Finance (BS-RE/MSF) – This newly created option allows FSU real estate majors to get a jump-start on graduate school by streamlining coursework.

Master of Science in Finance (MSF) with Real Estate Specialization – Our one-year, lock-step master’s program runs from June to May on campus and focuses on developing applied real estate finance and investment skills, increasing student earnings potential and opportunities in a competitive and highly rewarding industry.

Master of Business Administration (MBA) with Real Estate Specialization – Our MBA degree ranks No. 16 on U.S. News & World Report’s 2018 list of Best Online Programs. The curriculum – offered in FSU’s online and on-campus MBA programs – provides a rigorous set of elective courses preparing students to effectively master the ever-changing real estate markets while advancing their management skills.

Ph.D. in Business Administration – The Real Estate faculty also provides support for our Ph.D. Finance Major.

DEGREES AND ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

Undergraduate Program: In addition to required prerequisites, real estate majors complete courses in real estate principles, law, finance, investment, valuation and market analysis. An elective course in urban planning and development is also available. Learn more at business.fsu.edu/ree.

Graduate Programs: Nine credit hours of real estate finance and investment are built into the curriculum as a specialization for the MBA (39 total credit hours) and MSF (32 total credit hours).

FSU accepts applications for its online MBA program by March 1 for summer entry, June 1 for fall entry and Oct. 1 for spring entry. Part-time, on-campus MBA applications are due by June 1 for fall entry. Full-time, on-campus MBA applications are due March 1 for summer entry. Online and part-time MBA programs can be completed in seven semesters. The full-time MBA is one accelerated year of study. Learn more at mba.fsu.edu.

Applications for the one-year MSF program are due March 1. Classes begin each June. Learn more at business.fsu.edu/MSF. Admission to FSU’s graduate business programs is highly competitive. The decision is based on a portfolio of qualifications, including prior academic performance, work experience, entrance exam scores (such as the GMAT or GRE) and letters of recommendation. The entrance exam is a university requirement that may be waived if an applicant meets certain criteria. For more information, see business.fsu.edu/waive.

ANNUAL TUITION, MARKET RATES AND FEES

Undergraduate program: Florida Residents ($215.55/credit hour) and Non-Florida Residents ($721.10/credit hour) On-campus MBA and MSF programs: Florida Residents ($479.32/credit hour; MBA total $18,693.48; MSF total $15,338.24) and Non-Florida Residents ($1,110.72/credit hour; MBA total $43,318.08; MSF total $36,543.04) Online MBA program: Florida Residents ($780.18/credit hour; total $30,427.02) and Non-Florida Residents ($810.24/credit hour; total $31,599.36)

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Overall enrollment at FSU in fall 2018 was 41,900 (56 percent female, 44 percent male). The enrollment in the FSU College of Business was 6,346, and about 350 of these students (240 undergraduate and 60 graduate) major or specialize in real estate.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

The FSU Real Estate Center (fsurealestate.com) is an organization that extends the traditional classroom for students enrolled in FSU’s real estate programs. The center has a 60-member executive board with coast-to-coast national representation, and a network of nearly 6,000 commercial real estate professionals who are accessible to both students and alumni. The center is responsible for hosting the FSU Real Estate TRENDS Conference, an event organized to highlight emerging trends in the real estate industry and to discuss conditions affecting real estate on a national level. It attracts more than 600 attendees each fall and has consistently sold out for nearly 20 years. See FSUTRENDS.com.

The FSU College of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International).

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GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

The Schools of Building Construction and City & Regional Planning both offer signature graduate programs for professionals looking to advance their careers.

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION

School of City & Regional Planning: Katrina Patton—Academic Advisor, katrina.patton@design.gatech.edu School of Building Construction: Tia Jewell—Graduate Recruiter, tia.jewell@design.gatech.edu

School of Building Construction

School of City and Regional Planning

n Master of Science in Building Construction and Facility Management – STEM (MSBCFM)

n Master of City and Regional Planning (MCRP)

n Master of Real Estate Development (MRED)

n Professional Master’s in Occupational Safety and Health - Online (PMOSH) n Doctor of Philosophy with a Major in Building Construction (Ph.D.)

n Master of Science in Geographic Information Science and Technology (MS-GIST)

n MCRP + M.Arch (w/ the School of Architecture) n MCRP + MS-PP (w/ the School of Public Policy) n MCRP + MS-CE (w/ the School of Civil Engineering)

n MCRP + Juris Doctor (w/ Georgia State University) n Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning

ADMISSIONS & DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Applications for graduate study require a number of supporting materials including three letters of recommendation (gathered on-line as part of our application process) and other documents such as transcripts, test scores, and verification of lawful presence.

To view a complete list of requirements for each degree program, visit: http://www.gradadmiss.gatech.edu/design

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

Tuition and fees vary by program. For a complete list visit: http://www.bursar.gatech.edu/content/tuition-fees

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Overview

Ethnicity of Students from U.S.

Students

Institution Type: Public

23.0% Asian

Undergraduate Students: 15,572

7.6% Black/African-American

Graduates Offered FullTime Employment Within 6 Months: 90%

Women: 5,915 (38.0%)

4.1% Multi-race (not Hispanic/Latino)

Men: 9,657 (62.0%) Graduate Students: 13,798

7.3% Hispanic/Latino 53.7% White 4.1% Unknown

Graduates Pursuing Advanced Study Directly: 15.7%

International Students: 9.0% from 127 countries

Resource: https://www.collegedata.com/cs/data/college/college_pg01_tmpl.jhtml?schoolId=1478

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

Atlanta is the fifth largest concentration of higher education activity in the U.S., and among the most diverse and rapidly growing metropolitan areas in the country, affording our students direct access to a vibrant laboratory for urban planning, building construction, real estate development, along with a rich menu of prospective employment opportunities.

Because we are a part of Georgia Tech, technology is an essential part of our work, as is research.

We use the design process to develop new technologies, anticipate the future of buildings and environments, and change the way people experience their immediate surroundings.

Apply to one of our degree programs and join one of the world’s premier research universities consistently ranking among the top 10 public universities in the country by U.S. News & World Report, and the top five technological universities in the U.S. by Times Higher Education.

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SCHOOL OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BC.GATECH.EDU

SCHOOL OF CITY & REGIONAL PLANNING PLANNING.GATECH.EDU

JEFFERSON (PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY + THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY) PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

College of Architecture and the Built Environment Our graduate students benefit from a wide variety of program offerings as they work toward personalized and specialized degrees. Our curricula emphasize specialized knowledge unique to each discipline, paired with inter-professional collaboration that prepares students for practice in the global market.

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION Jaimie Anderson Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions Jaimie.Anderson@Jefferson.edu

215-951-0196

Our graduate programs include: n Master of Architecture n M.S. in Architecture n M.S. in Construction Management n M.S. in Geospatial Technology for Geodesign n M.S. in Historic Preservation n M.S. in Interior Architecture n M.S. in Real Estate Development n M.S. in Sustainable Design We also offer dual degree programs, certificates and online options for some disciplines at the graduate level.

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

Our graduate programs require the following: n All official undergraduate transcripts (including proof of degree) n Resume or CV n Personal essay n Two letters of recommendation *Some programs also require or encourage a portfolio

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

Currently, our graduate programs are billed on a per credit basis of approximately $1,170. Total credits for our various programs range from 30-100, and programs can be completed in 1-3+ years depending on the student’s preferred course load.

Graduate assistantships are available and applicants with a GPA of 3.25 or above are encouraged to apply.

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Our student body is as unique as our program offerings. We host graduate students from the region, the nation, and the world. They tend to be recent college graduates or professionals who are eager to advance or change their careers.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

The College of Architecture and the Built Environment at Jefferson (Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University) is dedicated to educating future leaders in the architecture, interior architecture, historic preservation, sustainable design, construction management, geodesign, and real estate development fields.

Our lush, green campus, adjacent to the historic Fairmount Park system, is just minutes from Center City. We use Philadelphia – the only designated UNESCO World Heritage City in the United States – as our urban lab, giving students collaborative, hands-on experience in a major metropolitan area with thriving design and construction industries.

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The World is Changing And we’re ahead of the curve. Our innovative curriculum at Jefferson has given our graduates the tools they need to go out and change the world. Whether they’re starting new companies, designing new buildings, or educating the future generations, they are making a difference. Our dynamic approach to education and emphasis on transdisciplinary learning, sustainability, and innovation educate our graduates to become successful design leaders.

Join us at the

COLLEGE of ARCHITECTURE and the BUILT ENVIRONMENT. Now accepting applications for Fall 2019!

Apply today at Jefferson.edu/JoinCABE .

4201 Henry Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19144 • 215-951-2700 • GradAdm@PhilaU.edu

MIT CENTER FOR REAL ESTATE PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Master of Science in Real Estate Development (MSRED) Program

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION Patricia Nesti Senior Program Coordinator tnesti@mit.edu 617-253-8308

The one-year MSRED Program prepares men and women for rewarding, responsible leadership positions in the real estate industry. The course of study is rigorous, balanced and grounded in professional practice to help students achieve a broad understanding of all aspects of real estate. Small class sizes and an emphasis on team projects help students with differing levels of experience and expertise learn from one another. The curriculum is a demanding course of study that balances theory with practice and focuses on the real and practical needs of the industry, a defining characteristic of an MIT education. The program also benefits from MIT’s interdisciplinary tradition, which encourages academic work that transcends departmental boundaries. The student body generally reflects the mix of professions within the industry.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Students must successfully complete seven core courses, required elective units, and a thesis. Students are required to maintain a 4.0/5.0 GPA. Core and elective courses include topic areas such as: finance, economics, development, engineering, mixed income housing, leadership, entrepreneurship, negotiation, securitization, innovation, and international housing.

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

The MSRED Application Deadline is January 15th.

A complete application package consists of:

nO nline Graduate Application form with application fee n Statement of Objectives n 3 Letters of recommendation: 2 professional 1 academic nO fficial academic transcript(s)

n GMAT or GRE Score n TOEFL or IELTS Score (as applicable) n Professional Resume (3-5 years’ experience in a real estate related field required) n Financial Aid Application n Optional Portfolio/Work Sample

Since 2017 the MSRED Program has offered the Young Leaders Program. Participants make up, at most, 10% of the student cohort each year. Exceptional individuals with fewer than three years’ experience in the real estate industry may be invited to the MSRED Program as a Young Leader.

Young Leader applicants must:

nD emonstrate exceptional academic performance n Perform exceptionally on requisite exams n Provide in their Statement a rationale for their candidacy and interest in the Young Leaders Program n I ndicate on the online application their intention to be considered for the Young Leaders Program For Young Leaders, variances from required application materials may include:

n Letters of recommendation may instead be: 2 academic, 1 professional n Professional Resume - required if the applicant possesses professional work experience

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

n Tuition for 2018 – 2019 is $75,468 for fall, spring, and summer terms nE stimated living costs for a single student are a minimum of $18,000 in the Boston area

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

he Typical Class Profile of an MSRED cohort: T n2 5-30 men and women; average age of 30 n Geographically diverse, 30 - 60% international n Diverse professional backgrounds (planning, development, finance, construction, architecture, construction management, design, law, consulting, brokerage, etc.)

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

Financial Assistance is available in the form of Fellowships and Fellow Programs. The MSRED Program participates in the Yellow Ribbon Award in conjunction with the Office of Veterans Affairs.

Traditionally an 11-month program, students have the option to defer completing the summer thesis until the following fall term for a 16-month program option.

The MSRED Program offers an internship elective during the summer term, which may be counted towards degree requirements.

The CRE, through its professional partnerships, has a robust program offering of quality career development and experiential learning opportunities. MSRED students participate in experiential learning through: winter externships, summer internships, and project-based learning. Career development opportunities include: skills workshops, individual counseling, industry presentations, access to alumni network, networking contacts, and panel and conference events.

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NYU SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

SCHACK INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Since its founding more than 50 years ago, the NYU School of Professional Studies (NYUSPS) Schack Institute of Real Estate has served as the real estate industry’s anchor in the academic community. Its deep connections to industry leaders, nationally renowned conferences, and continuously updated curriculum provide students with the opportunity to gain an education and a professional network that will serve them a lifetime. The master of science degrees offered through the Schack Institute of Real Estate address the needs of today’s competitive global environment by preparing graduates who are equipped with the sophisticated technical proficiency, strategic thinking, and leadership skills needed to be innovators in their fields.

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION

NYU School of Professional Studies Office of Admissions 212-998-7100 sps.gradadmissions@nyu.edu For specific program information or to attend the Day at Schack program for prospective students: schack.advising@nyu.edu sps.nyu.edu/schack

MS in Real Estate – A graduate program focused on commercial and institutional real estate and finance.

Concentrations in Finance and Investment, and Asset Management are offered. Students are provided with both the fundamental knowledge and the advanced analytical skills required for success. The program, which can be completed in as little as 12 months of full-time study, integrates theory, real-world application, and practice-based immersion in all phases of real estate—from initiating and analyzing to negotiating, financing, and closing the transaction. Faculty members are leading practitioners, who explore trends and address issues that are relevant to the industry. Degree candidates become part of a global network of more than 2,000 alumni around the world.

MS in Real Estate Development – A graduate program focused on the development business and on entrepreneurial real estate activities. Concentrations in the Business of Development, Global Real Estate, and Sustainable Development are offered. The program, which can be completed in as little as 12 months of full-time study, provides students with the knowledge and the skills to find creative, sustainable solutions for the issues confronting real estate development professionals—from planning and design to land use and environmental regulations. The program emphasizes entrepreneurship; sustainable practices in construction and development; advanced finance; public-private partnerships; and global development.

MS in Construction Management – A graduate program focused on the construction process and management of projects that provides students with the expertise needed to effectively lead a construction project or business. Course work covers estimating, cost control, risk, new technologies, project planning, scheduling, negotiation, and labor relations in addition to examining contracts, and building essential skills in bidding, negotiation, and dispute claims.

The Schack Institute also offers the BS in Real Estate. Learn more at sps.nyu.edu/bsre

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

n The MS in Real Estate and the MS in Real Estate Development require 42 credit hours n The MS in Construction Management requires 36 credit hours.

All graduate degrees are non-thesis, include options for research and internships, and can be completed full-time in as little as 12 months or part-time.

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS For All Graduate Programs

n A complete online application n A current résumé

n A statement of purpose

n Two letters of recommendation

n Official transcripts from all colleges or universities attended

TOEFL scores are required for applicants who did not complete an undergraduate degree in the United States or in a country where the only primary language is English. For the TOEFL, NYUSPS recommends that the applicant achieve a minimum score of 110 on the Internet-based test. For the IELTS, a minimum overall band score of at least 7 is recommended. In addition to submitting TOEFL scores, if an international applicant has not achieved the minimum scores as described above, they are required to participate in the VEPT, a 50-minute, online test that evaluates English language proficiency.

A $150 application fee

Standardized test scores such as the GRE, GMAT, or LSAT are not required upon submission of an application.

However, the Admissions Committee reserves the right to request a test score for additional review of academic potential.

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

Cost per credit - $1,989. Registration fees vary based on the number of hours enrolled.

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Students in the Schack Institute of Real Estate graduate programs come from across the US and around the world to acquire a stellar NYU education in real estate. Programs are a mix of full-time students and those who choose to complete their degree on a part-time basis. The programs are flexible for working students in NYC and full-time students, seeking to complete a degree in as little as 13 months.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

The majority of graduate courses are offered at the Bryant Park-Midtown Center with classes offered in the evening, daytime, and online. Schack Institute students benefit from a diverse array of study abroad opportunities in countries around the world. These Global Field Intensives build their experience and broaden their horizons on an international level. The Schack Institute presents many of the top real estate industry conferences in the world including: the Annual Conference on Capital Markets in Real Estate, the REIT Symposium, the Sustainable Real Estate Conference, and the National Symposium of Women in Real Estate. The Schack institute also is home to the Center for the Sustainable Built Environment, the REIT Center, and the Urban Lab.

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WELLPREPARED

ACQUIRE THE KNOWLEDGE AND DEVELOP THE CONNECTIONS FOR A CAREER IN INSTITUTIONAL REAL ESTATE OR CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

BS in Real Estate sps.nyu.edu/bsre

Today’s commercial real estate and construction industries are seeing sustained growth, but those who pursue careers in these evolving fields must be able to anticipate and react to developing trends including demographic shifts, increased urbanization, new technologies and regulations, and green building. The NYU School of Professional Studies Schack Institute of Real Estate offers real estate and construction degree programs that integrate theory with real-world practice. The BS in Real Estate provides a comprehensive education for those just starting out in the industry. The MS in Real Estate, MS in Real Estate Development, and MS in Construction Management can be completed in as little as 13 months of study. Learn directly from seasoned industry veterans, in the heart of NYC—the real estate capital of the world. Extraordinary networking opportunities, internships at some of the top international real estate and construction firms, and study away opportunities around the globe, provide a stellar education that ensures your success now and throughout your career.

MS in Real Estate - Finance and Investment - Real Estate Asset Management sps.nyu.edu/msre MS in Real Estate Development - The Business of Development - Sustainable Development - Global Real Estate sps.nyu.edu/msred MS in Construction Management sps.nyu.edu/mscon

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SCHULICH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS/YORK UNIVERSITY PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW Master of Real Estate & Infrastructure (MREI) focused 12-month degree Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a Specialization in Real Estate & Infrastructure

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION

Admissions Office: T (416) 736-5060 E admissions@schulich.yorku.ca E MREIadmissions@schulich.yorku.ca www.schulich.yorku.ca/admissions/connect-with-us/ Brookfield Centre in Real Estate & Infrastructure: Bryna Abtan, Program Administrator T (416) 736-5967 E babtan@schulich.yorku.ca For additional program information visit: schulich.yorku.ca/programs/mba/ schulich.yorku.ca/programs/mrei/

Schulich has a strong and innovative tradition in real estate and infrastructure education. Founded in 1991, the MBA Program in Real Estate & Infrastructure is well established, highly regarded by industry and connected to a sizeable, engaged global alumni network. The school was well ahead of the curve in introducing infrastructure to the curriculum, seeing the need in an expanding industry and the natural connection with cities and real estate. The 12-month full-time Master in Real Estate & Infrastructure (MREI), introduced in 2017, builds upon the reputation and expertise of the MBA specialization. The MREI equips students with a distinctive combination of subject matter expertise, integrative and critical thinking skills and industry knowledge necessary for successful careers in both real estate and infrastructure. In addition to a three-term leadership development class, core courses focus on valuation techniques, legal and regulatory frameworks, investment and business structures, sustainability, planning and design issues, and the project life cycle. In a capstone course, students apply theory in a collaborative framework by tackling real-world industry challenges that encompass social, environmental and business considerations from both local and global perspectives. Graduates work in real estate and infrastructure development, investment and portfolio management, project finance and consulting. They are employed by developers, real estate investment trusts, pension funds and advisory firms, financial institutions, brokerage and consulting firms. Some are entrepreneurs launching their own firms.

The MBA specialization and MREI programs are housed within the new Brookfield Centre in Real Estate and Infrastructure that capitalizes on a strong network of alumni and other industry participants and supports a wide variety of in-class experiential learning and co-curricular activities that include joint venture negotiation simulations, an infrastructure innovation competition, the New York City trip with site tours, the Developers’ Den international case competition, the annual Perspectives Lecture, and the Student Real Estate & Infrastructure Club (SREIC). Students also enjoy access to the Career Development Centre (CDC), Schulich’s in-house team of certified Career Coaches and Industry Advisors.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

n The MREI requires 42 credits of core and elective courses. It is offered on a full-time basis only. MREI students take a common set of courses in the first two terms followed by a required capstone course, electives and a part-time internship* in the third and final term. (*internship is optional but strongly encouraged) n The MBA requires 60 credits (30 core and 30 electives), with full and part-time options. The real estate and infrastructure MBA specialization requires a minimum of 12 credits with two required core courses and at least two electives. The specialization is also available in the Schulich International MBA (IMBA) program.

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

General minimum admission requirements for the MBA and MREI are: n Undergraduate degree from a recognized post-secondary institution (minimum B average in the last two full years) n Relevant full-time work experience of 2 – 5 years is strongly preferred n Completion of online application: essays, video, resume, transcripts, GMAT or GRE scores* n Proof of English language proficiency if studies were not completed in English (TOEFL, IELTS scores)

* GMAT or GRE test scores are required upon submission of your application for the MBA but not MREI. However, submission of test scores is encouraged if you wish to provide further evidence of academic potential. Test scores may be requested by the MREI Admissions Committee if further evidence of academic performance is required.

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

MREI tuition fees in Canadian dollars (estimated) for students entering the program in Fall 2019: n Domestic Students (Citizen, Landed Immigrant, Permanent Resident): $18,450 per term; Total Tuition $55,600 n International Students (Visa/Study Permit): $24,220 per term; Total Tuition $72,700

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

The Schulich School of Business attracts students from across Canada and around the world with a diversity of backgrounds and experiences. Key summary statistics for the 2018 incoming MBA class include: Average age = 30; Average years of work experience = 5 years; Average GPA: B+. The average age of incoming MREI students in the first two cohorts has been slightly lower than 30, and students have come from a variety of backgrounds and careers including finance, engineering, architecture, planning, real estate investment and more.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS n The Schulich experience is enriched by an extensive program of co-curricular activities including case competitions, networking events, industry conferences, specialized training, field trips and study tours.

Students and alumni are involved in organizing and coordinating much of the co-curricular program. n The Brookfield Centre in Real Estate & Infrastructure is a Schulich Centre of Excellence advancing understanding of the real estate and infrastructure fields and their growing integration. The Centre distinguishes itself by providing excellence and innovation in education via both topic coverage and experiential learning, applied research and thought leadership, and industry outreach and connection.

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Come to Toronto for North America’s Premier

MASTER OF REAL ESTATE & INFRASTRUCTURE Located in Toronto, the Schulich School of Business is home to the 12-month Master of Real Estate and Infrastructure (MREI), the first graduate program in North America that offers a comprehensive combination of courses in both real estate and infrastructure.

Toronto is the second largest financial centre in North America. As a vital hub for finance, technology and development, Toronto is the global headquarters for companies like Brookfield, Oxford Properties, Canada’s five major banks and some of the largest pension funds in the world.

Build your career on a solid foundation. Learn more about the Schulich MREI program and about the Brookfield Centre of Real Estate and Infrastructure, a recognized centre of excellence dedicated to education and teaching, experiential learning and industry outreach.

CLASSES FOR THE 12-MONTH MREI START IN SEPTEMBER 2019 To learn more visit: schulich.yorku.ca/uli or contact us at: MREIadmissions@schulich.yorku.ca

Canada’s Top-Ranked Business School Global Reach. Innovative Programs. Diverse Perspectives.

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Schulich MBA: #1 IN CANADA ( Forbes, CNN Expansión, Corporate Knights, América Economía, eFinancialCareers) #3 IN THE WORLD (Corporate Knights) Kellogg-Schulich Executive MBA: #1 IN CANADA (Financial Times, The Economist) #6 IN THE WORLD (QS TopMBA) #8 IN THE WORLD (The Economist)

TULANE UNIVERSITY PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development (MSRED)

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION Casius Pealer MSRED Director Shane Professor of Practice cpealer@tulane.edu (o) 504-865-5389

The Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development (MSRED) degree is an interdisciplinary oneyear graduate program that prepares students from diverse backgrounds to become effective and influential participants in the fields of real estate finance, design and development. We equip our graduates with a blended education in business, economics, sustainable design, urbanism, and legal issues. The MSRED degree is practice-oriented and emphasizes opportunities for students to gain experience and build a professional network in innovative for-profit, nonprofit and public settings.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Core required courses include: n SRED 6100 Introduction to Real Estate Finance & Economics n SRED 6140 Introduction to Real Estate Finance Products n SRED 6210 Legal Issues in Real Estate Development n SRED 6220 Sustainable Urbanism n SRED 6230 Real Estate Finance n SRED 6240 Applied Urban Economics n SRED 6740 Directed Research (capstone) Additionally, students choose 2-3 elective courses to enhance their understanding of specific topics, including: n SRED 6540 Building Performance & Energy Benchmarking n SRED 6550 Community Development Finance n SRED 6560 Business of Real Estate n ARCH 6212 Construction Materials & Methods n ARCH 6764 New Orleans Geography

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

n Applications open: September 15; first round applications close: January 15; decision letters sent

by March 1 n Required materials: completed online application, GRE or GMAT scores, current resume, statement of interest, two letters of recommendation or mentor interviews. International students + TOEFL and online interview. n Application fee: $0

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

Total program cost (2018-19) = $69,104 Summer: $16,000, incl. fees and Urban Field Study + Fall/Spring: $26,552 per semester, incl. fees and ULI trip

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Student demographics for the 2018-19 academic year (22 students enrolled): n 45% female; 41% students of color; 29 y.o. average age; 68% from outside Louisiana; 9% international students n 3.32 undergraduate gpa; 154 Verbal GRE; 153 Quantitative GRE n Approximately 40% of our students come from design/planning, 40% from business/ management, and 20% other.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

Tulane’s MSRED program includes two domestic field study trips (summer and fall), an optional fall semester paid internship with local firms, and a final capstone research project in coordination with an external partner. Two-year dual degree programs exist with both the MBA and M.Arch degree programs, and part time enrollment in MSRED is possible. Classes are held on Tulane’s historic Uptown campus, across the street from 350-acre Audubon Park and with easy access to the St. Charles Avenue streetcar.

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UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Master of Science in Real Estate Development

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION Ernest Sternberg, PhD Professor of Urban Planning 125 Hayes Hall Buffalo, NY 14214-8030 (716) 829-5880

The University at Buffalo (UB) offers the State University of New York’s only graduate degree in real estate development. At UB, aspiring or advancing real estate development professionals explore the profession at the intersection of theory and practice and across the allied disciplines of architecture, urban planning and design, finance, law, public policy and management. Our program engages the resurgent city of Buffalo as an ideal laboratory for hands on exploration of globally relevant issues in urban development and the evolution of cities. A studio- and seminar-based curriculum is taught by a mix of faculty scholars and professionals with decades of experience in real estate development and investment. Students develop robust connections and mentorships with real estate professionals, including many UB alumni in leadership positions across the U.S. Coursework is situated in real-world settings through site visits in New York City and other key markets in the Northeast.

Across our programs, the School of Architecture and Planning combines professional education with practice-based research that engages industry, community and the intellectual depth of the University at Buffalo, the most comprehensive public research university in the Northeast. Learn more about our nationally accredited Master of Architecture and Master of Urban Planning at ap.buffalo.edu

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

The MS in Real Estate Development is a three-semester, 48-credit-hour program. Flexible part-time study is available as are options for combined paths of study with UB’s Master of Architecture, Master of Urban Planning, Juris Doctor, Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Finance.

A core of 36 credit hours covers real estate finance, financial modeling, market analysis, construction management, real estate transactions, urban and architectural design and building technologies.

Electives allow students to specialize in various topics. The program’s final-semester capstone course organizes multidisciplinary student teams on a project involving an active site and a real client. An annual career trek to New York City brings students to top development sites and leading firms for field work and networking. The program’s robust professional network has supported new research on affordable housing, a student competition and weekly colloquium focused on market and technology disruptors, and a workshop series on evolving workplace strategies.

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

The MS in Real Estate Development program enrolls in the fall semester and accepts completed applications for graduate admission on a rolling basis. Applications received by March 31 will receive primary consideration for scholarships and admissions. Applications received thereafter are reviewed on a rolling basis, provided space remains in the incoming class.

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

Tuition and fees for the 2018-19 academic year are $14,179 for New York State residents and $25,739 for out-of-state students. Visit http://www.buffalo.edu/studentaccounts/tuition-and-fees.html

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

The School of Architecture and Planning enrolls more than 700 students across its graduate and under­ graduate programs in architecture, environmental design, urban and regional planning and real estate development. The school’s faculty of 75 includes internationally renowned scholars and leading professionals. Nearly one in three students at the School of Architecture and Planning represents a racial or ethnic minority group. Founded in 1969, the school extends its legacy worldwide through an alumni network of nearly 6,000 graduates.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

UB’s MSRED offers a strong return on investment. Graduate placement rates are 100% since the program’s founding in 2015. Employers for summer internships and full-time positions include Arbor Realty Capital, Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp., Buffalo Urban Development Corp., CBRE, Corning Incorporated, Cushman & Wakefield, Durst Organization, FX Collaborative, JLL, M&T Bank, and Uniland Development, among others. UB also competes with the best on the national stage. In 2017, UB’s team at the University of Maryland Colvin Real Estate Case Study Challenge placed first, after a second-place finish in 2016.

We occupy state-of-the-art facilities in the newly renovated Hayes Hall, UB’s iconic building on the South Campus in the City of Buffalo. Our campus extends deep into the city around us, where faculty and students play a lead role in Buffalo’s transformation through standard-setting work in urbanism and locally-engaged design and planning. We are also at work around the world through faculty research and global studios from Costa Rica to Canada to Tokyo and India.

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Imagine A BETTER WORLD. THEN BUILD IT. Today’s cities face complex challenges, from ensuring equitable access to housing, to adapting to a changing climate, to planning for autonomous transportation.

At the University at Buffalo, we tackle mega trends in urbanism hands on across the disciplines of architecture, urban planning and real estate development.

From the resurgent city of Buffalo to the megalopolis of New York City, we work in the city and world around us, in partnership with industry professionals, to build a better world.

Start your pathway into city-building at UB. Degrees available include: - MS in Real Estate Development - Master of Architecture - Master of Urban Planning

Learn more: ap.buffalo.edu

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Master of Real Estate Development Program (MRED)

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION

Maria K. Day-Marshall, J.D., LL.M. Director, Real Estate Development Program Colvin Institute of Real Estate Development University of Maryland 3835 Campus Drive College Park, MD 20742 mdaymars@umd.edu (301) 405-6795

The Master of Real Estate Development degree (MRED) at Maryland embraces a comprehensive and multi-disciplinary approach to real estate education addressing all facets of the industry from planning to property management, finance to construction. We educate our real estate students to develop for a Quadruple Bottom Line concerned not only for the old-fashioned financial bottom line, but more broadly for Economic Viability, Environmental Respect, Social Responsibility and Beautiful and Sustainable Design.

Dual Degree Programs: n MRED + MArch: Master of Architecture & Real Estate Development n MRED + MHP: Master of Historic Preservation & Real Estate Development n MRED + MBA: Master of Business Administration & Real Estate Development n MRED + MCP: Master of Community Planning & Real Estate Development Graduate Certificate of Real Estate Development

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Masters: 33-42 credits

Certificate: 12-21 credits

Required Courses: n Fundamentals of Development Finance

n Development Law, Process and Ethics

n Capstone

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS n A non-refundable $75 fee n Transcripts

n Letters of Recommendation n Resume

n GRE or GMAT n Writing Sample

Deadlines: Fall: July 18; Spring: December 15

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

2018-2019 Academic Year Tuition: Resident: $2,613 per credit; Non-Resident: $3,489 (plus fees)

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

73% Currently Employed 37% Ethnic Minorities 57% Maryland Residents 22% International 64% Men 36% Female Average Age: 33

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

n Professors who are active industry professionals n A location rich with real estate challenges—land development on the Eastern Shore, infill development in Washington, DC n A flexible and personal study program with start dates, course sequences, core requirements and evening classes n A diverse student body with a broad mix of academic backgrounds, practical experience, age, gender, ethnicity and culture n Involved and connected alumni at top real estate companies actively support the program and its students

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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Master of Real Estate Development + Urbanism (MRED+U)

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION Director: Charles Bohl, Ph.D. cbohl@miami.edu, 305-284-4420

Manager: Natalie Bixby, nbixby@miami.edu, 305-284-4420 Graduate Advisor: Nicole Hejazi, nhejazi@miami.edu, 305-284-3060

The Master of Real Estate Development + Urbanism is an immersive one-year interdisciplinary graduate program that combines coursework in real estate development, finance, market analysis, construction, architecture, urban design, law and entrepreneurship. The program draws on the strengths of the University of Miami’s Schools of Architecture, Business, Engineering, and Law to create a world-class program that blends the fundamentals of real estate development with livable community design. Students are immersed in one of the world’s most dynamic real estate markets through a rigorous curriculum enriched by a wide range of study tours, speaker series, the annual Real Estate Impact Conference, research initiatives and networking events. The prestigious MRED+U Advisory Board connects students with 60 industry leaders who are directly engaged in the program as lecturers, mentors and advisors, providing access to dozens of cutting edge projects from every real estate sector, internship opportunities and employment.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

1. A bachelor of arts or equivalent degree with a 3.0 cumulative grade point average 2. 300 cumulative Graduate Record Examination (GRE) on verbal and quantitative sections (1000 for all tests taken before September 2011). or

550 Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) exam also accepted.

3. For international applicants and/or those whose native language is not English: 80 TOEFL score or 6.5 IELTS

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

1. Completed application form with an application fee.

2. A letter or statement expressing your interest in the program and reasons for applying.

3. Official transcripts of all college and university courses taken.

4. Official GRE or GMAT and TOEFL scores, as applicable.

5. Two academic (and professional, if applicable) letters of recommendation.

6. Current resume.

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

The tuition is $2030 per credit as of May 30, 2018. The MRED+U program is 36 credits. Please refer to the Office of Student Account Services website for the current Tuition and Fees (https://osas.miami.edu/).

The program offers competitive tuition scholarships to full-time students admitted to the MRED+U program.

Scholarships vary in amount and are awarded based on the qualifications of applicants and the recommendations of the MRED+U Admissions Committee. Priority will be given to applications received prior to the December 1st deadline. Scholarship awards will be included with the acceptance package. GRE/GMAT score is required to be considered for scholarship.

All full-time students are also eligible for Graduate Assistantships, which require service in the form of teaching, research assistance, or other appropriate activities as assigned by the director of the program.

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Our MRED+U program draws a diversified student population both in terms of geographic presence and undergraduate degrees. On average, 65% of the incoming students are from the U.S. with the remaining 35% from South America, Asia and Europe. MRED+U students come from a variety of educational and professional backgrounds including business, finance, law, architecture, planning and related fields. All have a keen interest in real estate development and urban planning and a commitment to enhance their educational and professional backgrounds with the tools and knowledge they develop from our MRED+U graduate program.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

The MRED+U Program is based in the School of Architecture on the beautiful University of Miami campus in Coral Gables, celebrated as “The City Beautiful.”

The MRED+U Mentorship Program provides students with direct access to knowledgeable industry professionals and allows mentors an opportunity to play an instrumental role in the development of an emerging real estate professional. The Mentorship Program is not an internship program; rather, it is a oneon-one advisory relationship and dialog between an established and an emerging professional.

Separately, internships provide graduate real estate students with important opportunities to explore different areas of the real estate industry while gaining valuable, practical experience. With the active support of the MRED+U Advisory Board, the MRED+U Program has established a formal internship program. The goal of the internship program is to provide a high quality, structured experience for students.

MRED+U students participate in a number of conferences, events and networking opportunities made possible through the support of our Advisory Board. Students have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with Advisory Board members and our growing network of alumni through office and site visits, in class lectures and the MRED+U Lecture Series.

Dual degree and certificate options are available combining the MRED+U degree with the Masters in Construction Management, Masters in Architecture and Masters in Urban Design programs, as well as certificates in Hospitality Design, Sustainable and Resilient Design, Historic Preservation, and Design for Health & Well-Being.

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UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

MASTER of URBAN DESIGN

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION

Nicole Hejazi Assistant Director of Graduate Programs (305) 284-3060 | nhejazi@miami.edu Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk Program Director, Master of Urban Design epz@miami.edu

PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

The Master of Urban Design brings together students and faculty in the exploration and definition of guiding principles of urban design for building better regions, cities and communities. Program Director Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk is recognized for her foundational role in the development of the New Urbanism as an alternative to urban and suburban sprawl. Students investigate the range of contemporary urban theory and its relation to local contexts and populations globally.

Master of Urban Design degree programs qualify for STEM designation (CIP code 04.0902), effective January 2019.

The curriculum offers students the opportunity to work directly with municipalities and private sector groups and prepares students to be effective designers and advocates for both private and public sector development enterprises. The highly-integrated curriculum and close faculty support promote an intensive and rewarding experience which draws from vanguard work in the academy and the profession.

Recent studios have focused on redevelopment in cities around the US, as well as in Asia, Europe, South and Central America. In the last semester of the program, the Urban Design students collaborate with Real Estate Development + Urbanism students through a capstone charrette, an outreach project that engages students, faculty, consultants and community advocates in a placebased project.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

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ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

https://www.arc.miami.edu/admissions/admissions-and-portfolio-requirments/grad-requirements/index.html

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

https://www.osas.miami.edu/_assets/pdf/accountservices/Documents/Tuition_Rates/ 2018-2019-tuition-and-fee-rates-graduate-revised-5-30-18.pdf

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

n 45% of graduate students are from countries outside the US (Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, China, India, Canada, Europe, the Caribbean and South America) n Male 51% / Female 49%

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for more information on MRED+U or scholarships: 305.284.4420 miami.edu/mredu

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

SOL PRICE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development

USC Price’s Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development program prepares graduates for key positions in real estate development and investment. The program does this by delivering a strong academic framework on which professional practice is built. Courses combine lectures, cases, and active engagement with the industry so students experience and master all facets of real estate’s tasks and challenges: finance and deal structuring, market analysis, site planning, political approvals, and project management; and across all product types: residential, retail, office, industrial, and hospitality.

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION Sonia Savoulian Associate Director USC Price Programs in Real Estate sonias@price.usc.edu 213-740-7779 Russell Sommer Program Administrator USC Price Programs in Real Estate rdsommer@usc.edu 213-740-3536

Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Development

The Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Development at the USC Price School of Public Policy offers the most comprehensive undergraduate real estate education in the country. All facets of real estate development, finance, and investment are covered while simultaneously providing students with a solid understanding of the broader context in which real estate operates.

Ross Minority Program in Real Estate

The Ross Minority Program provides critical real estate finance and development education and offers graduates the opportunity for leadership roles and success in today’s dynamic finance and real estate industry. The Ross Minority Program is open to ALL individuals regardless of race, gender, or ethnicity and has attracted local, national and international professionals.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development: The Dollinger MRED program requires the completion of 44 units, comprised of 13 core courses and 8 units of electives. Classes combine lectures, projects, case studies, site visits, and exercises, providing students experience across all facets of a real estate professional’s tasks and challenges. In addition, all students complete a comprehensive exam as a capstone requirement.

Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Development: The curriculum for the Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Development spans the broader context of real estate allowing students to explore the full structure of real estate and its role in creating our cities and communities. Real estate core classes taken through the Price School focus on real estate principles, financial analysis, market analysis, urban design, and the history of cities. Students select electives to complement their interests. Throughout the undergraduate program, classroom instruction is supplemented by professional practice as exemplified by the mandatory internship and capstone laboratory. Finally, the major is structured to provide students with sufficient elective credits to explore minor or other programs at USC. Ross Minority Program in Real Estate: The Ross Program offers an integrated, practical curriculum that focuses on a wide range of issues associated with real estate finance and development. The sessions are fast paced and incorporate various teaching methods, such as lectures, field trips, panel discussions, networking events, case studies and group projects. The highlight of the program is a group-oriented feasibility study that offers the student the opportunity to apply and integrate all the materials learned into a challenging “real world” project.

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development: Prior to enrolling in the Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development program, students are expected to have satisfied various academic and experiential prerequisites. Applicants are expected to address their preparation in these areas in the personal statement of their admission application. Students should visit priceschool.usc.edu/real-estate for a comprehensive description of degree requirements.

Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Development: The Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Development welcomes students who are entering USC for the first time as freshmen, transfer students from community colleges or other universities, or current USC undergraduates in good academic standing who would like to change their major to RED. The USC Office of Admission, which makes all admission decisions for Price undergraduate degree programs, can help with pre-admission counseling through a variety of oncampus programs. Freshman applicants are encouraged to visit USC either on campus on or the road.

Ross Minority Program in Real Estate: The Ross Minority Program Applications are accepted year-round for the Winter and Summer Sessions. Admissions decisions are determined on a case-by-case basis throughout the admissions cycle. For more information, please visit lusk.usc.edu/ross.

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development: Tuition and fees for the Dollinger MRED program for the 2018-19 academic year total $85,800. For part-time students, the tuition cost is spread over two years. Additional costs include health insurance, parking, textbooks and course materials, laptop computer, and living expenses. There are a number of options to finance graduate education at the University of Southern California. Two primary sources of financial support are through the Price School of Public Policy and the USC Financial Aid Office.

Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Development: For information regarding undergraduate annual tuition and fees, please visit admission.usc.edu.

Ross Minority Program in Real Estate: The fee is $5,500 and covers registration, course materials, networking events, parking, and meals. Fee reductions are available for qualified applicants.

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development 2018 Entering Class Statistics n The most recent MRED entering class is comprised of: n 26 Full-time MRED students n 8 Part-time MRED students n Average work experience of 5.5 years n Average GMAT score of 650 n Average undergraduate GPA of 3.25 n Average graduate GPA of 3.81 n Average age: 30

Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Development Program Characteristics for the 20172018 academic year: n Total Enrollment – 329 n Underrepresented – 27% n International – 3% n Outside Southern California – 27% n Average Class Size (core) – 32

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

Ross Minority Program in Real Estate For detailed profiles of student participants, please visit lusk.usc.edu/ ross.

The mission of the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy is to improve the quality of life for people and their communities, in the United States and across the globe. Through rigorous academic curriculum, innovative research, and real-world impact within the national and global policy arena, the Price School addresses some of society’s most pressing issues, including: sustainability and the environment, health care reform, housing, immigration, infrastructure, urban development and land use, transportation, social planning and policy, governance, and information technology. Price graduates pursue leadership positions in government, private industry, and prestigious nonprofit organizations.

According to U.S. News and World Report, USC Price is currently ranked #2 in the nation, and #1 in Urban Policy due to our strengths in real estate and urban economics.

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LEADING THE WAY IN REAL ESTATE EDUCATION. USC Price’s renowned real estate and urban policy faculty, innovative approach, and 2,000 prominent alumni around the globe have been shaping the industry for more than 30 years. Building on the success of the Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development (MRED) program, our Bachelor of Science in Real Estate Development is the only comprehensive real estate program spanning finance, design, and the urban context. Our students are immersed in real-world projects from day one, making our graduates ready to lead.

Ranked #1 in Urban Policy, U.S. News & World Report. To learn more about our programs and partnerships, visit us at www.uscpricerealestate.com.

USC Price is the PLACE for real estate education.

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON/COLLEGE OF BUILT ENVIRONMENTS PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Master of Science in Real Estate

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION

Prof. Simon Stevenson Chair, Runstad Department of Real Estate E-Mail: ss243@uw.edu Telephone: (206) 685-9989 Melissa Best Assistant to the Chair E-Mail: bestm2@uw.edu Telephone: (206) 685-8020 Prof. Sofia Dermisi Director of Graduate Programs E-Mail: sdermisi@uw.edu Telephone: (206) 543-0756

The program focuses on preparing the students for future leadership roles within the real estate industry. The program combines academic rigor with commercial relevance and is taught by leading real estate faculty and a wide pool of affiliate faculty. This is an 18-month program which allows students to specialize in one of three areas: corporate real estate, development or finance and investment. Students are required to complete an internship if they have not in the past or currently work in the real estate industry. Students are provided support in their internship pursuits although placement is not done through the department per se.

Small class sizes allow for heightened interaction with faculty and a number of opportunities to participate in intercollegiate competitions.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

n Program length: 18 months = 5 quarters n Total credits Single Specialty Option – 60 n Total credits Dual Specialty Option – 75 n Students can specialize in a single Option: Corporate Real Estate, Development and Finance and Investment n Or Dual Specialty Option: Corporate Real Estate and Finance or Development and Finance n The credit breakdown includes: § Core courses – 33 credits § Single Specialty Option – 15 credits § Dual Specialty Option – 30 credits § Electives (Real Estate & interdisciplinary) – 12 credits n Internship is required for those not working currently in the real estate industry

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

Our admission decisions are based on a comprehensive review of all the material provided by an applicant (transcripts, goal statement/statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, resume and work experience if they have been in a relevant industry) and not exclusively on their transcript. n GPA>3.0 n TOEFL iBT – 92 or higher recommended n GRE – min are not set but consistency and high scores across all subject areas is recommended

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

Resident: $6,154 per quarter, 5 quarters = $30,770 Non Resident: $12,560 per quarter, 5 quarters = $62,800

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS Average Age: 29

Average work experience in real estate: 3 years Geographical distribution: Washington state – 50%, US – 20% and International – 30% Educational background, BA & BS: Business, Econ & Finance (31%), Built Environments (27%), Arts & Humanities (18%), STEM (16%) and Law (8%)

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

The program is offered only at the Seattle campus of the UW. Additional information can be found at: http://realestate.washington.edu/

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VIRGINIA TECH PROGRAM TITLE AND OVERVIEW

Virginia Tech Program in Real Estate Bachelor of Science in Real Estate

PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION Program in Real Estate www.realestate.vt.edu realestate@vt.edu (540)-231-6518

The B.S. degree in Real Estate at Virginia Tech is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary academic program that builds on existing strengths in five colleges. The major offers Real Estate courses that integrate the material students learn in disciplinary courses such as finance, law, and property management through practical experiences within the academic program. The integration occurs through a university-industry partnership where real estate professionals are actively involved in students’ education through guest lectures and mentoring experiences and by providing internship opportunities.

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Students are required to complete a minimum of 120 credit hours including the Real Estate major requirements and an accompanying double major or minor related to real estate. Required classes include but are not limited to: Principles of Real Estate, Careers in Real Estate, Real Estate Data Analysis, Professional Development in Real Estate, Applied Real Estate Development, Real Estate Market Analysis, Financing Real Estate Projects, Real Estate Studio, Real Estate Law and Managing and Leasing Commercial Properties. Other courses available for students to take include Real Estate Appraisal, Building Construction Principles, Real Estate Marketing, Business Writing and Multifamily Property Management and Operations.

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

Virginia Tech admission requirements and deadlines can be found at https://vt.edu/admissions/undergraduate.html .

Applicants are evaluated based on self-reported grades, SAT or ACT scores, essays, academic interests and building a profile through our application platform. Letters of Recommendation are not required or reviewed.

ANNUAL TUITION AND FEES

Tuition and fees vary by credit hour taken and whether you are an in-state or out-of-state student. For more information visit: https://www.bursar.vt.edu/tuition-fee-rates/tuition-fees.html .

For a full-time in-state student, the combined Fall and Spring semester cost is $13,520. For an out-of-state student, the combined Fall and Spring semester cost is $31,908. These numbers do not include room and board expenses.

STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS

The following information reflects the Fall 2018 undergraduate student body unless otherwise noted.

Overview Institution Type: Public Undergraduate Students: 27,758

Ethnicity Student Statistics 9.8% Asian Full-time students: 27,173 (97%) 4.2% Black/AfricanPart-time students: 585 (3%) American Graduate Students: 4,444 6.4% Hispanic/Latino In-State Students: 19,714 (71%) Total Students: 32,704 4.8% Multi-race (not Out-of-State Students: 8,044 (29%) Hispanic/Latino) Women: 11,938 (43%) 65.1% White Men: 15,754 (56%) 2.5% Not Reported More demographic information can be found at https://irweb.ir.vt.edu/webtest/EnrollmentSummary.aspx .

ADDITIONAL PROGRAM/CAMPUS DETAILS

Top Benefits of the Virginia Tech Program in Real Estate: n Jump-Start Your Career: Average starting salary for the Class of 2018 was $62,500 n Experiential Learning: Workshops, site visits, and more in cities across the region n Study Abroad: Visit Dubai with the Program or take advantage of Virginia Tech’s Global Education Office n I ndustry Networking: Meet some of the industry’s most influential leaders, many of whom are on our Industry Advisory Board n Hands-On Education: Complete a Senior Capstone project that encompasses all aspects of developing a property n Real-Life Application: Succeed in a competitive market by applying your knowledge daily Virginia Tech is in the small town of Blacksburg, located in the beautiful mountains of southwest Virginia.

Founded in 1872, Virginia Tech pushes the boundaries of knowledge by taking a hands-on, transdisciplinary approach to preparing students to be leaders and problem-solvers. Virginia Tech offers about 280 undergraduate and graduate degree programs to more than 32,000 students and manages a research portfolio of more than $521 million. Through experiential learning, future-focused research, and an inclusive, spirited culture, Virginia Tech strives to accomplish the charge of its motto Ut Prosim (That I May Serve).

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The B.S. degree in Real Estate at Virginia Tech is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary academic program that builds on existing strengths in five colleges. Students will take courses in finance, law, property management, and more to gain practical experiences that will apply to their career.

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Graduates will be prepared to: Lead complex real estate projects Analyze financial feasibility and market conditions Develop knowledge of Excel, ARGUS, and other relevant software Motivate and lead employees and teams Communicate effectively with clients

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