New York University School of Professional Studies 13 courses 42 total credits
The Master of Science in Real Estate program offered by the NYU School of Professional Studies Schack Institute of Real Estate integrates theory, real-world application, and practice-based immersion in all phases of real estateโ from initiating and analyzing to negotiating, financing, and closing the transaction. Courses examine, in detail, the breadth and depth of the various real estate disciplines, including development, finance, investment, valuation, project management, law, market analysis, digital imaging, and economics. Topics range from analyzing and financing to managing and owning. The Master of Science in Real Estate curriculum provides students with both the fundamental knowledge and the advanced analytical skills required for success across the broad spectrum of the real estate industry. Schack Institute of Real Estate faculty members are leading practitioners, who explore trends and address issues that are relevant to the industry. Students receive a solid theoretical foundation as well as the hands-on experience to apply what they learn in class to the working environment. Degree candidates become part of a global network of more than 2,000 alumni who connect with students through a mentoring program, introduce them to professional development opportunities, and provide scholarship support. Throughout their course of study, students are encouraged to take a conscientious approach to their profession as they explore how their expertise can best be used to meet the challenges and developing needs of today's society.
| Finance and Investment | credits |
| Asset Management | credits |
Core Curriculum: Tier I
Core Curriculum: Tier II
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| REAL1-GC 1070 | Corporate Finance | 3 |
| REAL1-GC 1095 | Real Estate Capital Markets | 3 |
| DEVE1-GC 1060 | The Development Process | 3 |
Finance and Investment
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| REAL1-GC 2300 | Real Estate Finance & Investment Analysis | 3 |
| REAL1-GC 2315 | Risk & Portfolio Management | 3 |
| REAL1-GC 2399 | Applied Project in Finance & Investment | 3 |
Asset Management
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| REAL1-GC 2610 | Asset Management | 3 |
| REAL1-GC 2635 | Commercial Lease Analysis | 3 |
| REAL1-GC 2699 | Applied Project in Asset Management | 3 |
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