MA/MS in Real Estate

The MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure, run through the St. John real estate unit, trains students in real estate finance, investing, development, asset management and the capital markets for the property sector. Instruction comes from university faculty alongside practitioners drawn from investment, development, planning, law and architecture firms in the region. Study is full time and intensive, delivered at the Washington D.C. campus across a fall and a spring semester. Students move through business foundations, a functional core and seven electives, finishing with a capstone, and they may use one Carey Business School course as a general elective. The catalogue entry lists the required courses, sample sequencing and grade policies for this program. Prospective students should read it alongside the university-wide degree requirements, talk with an academic advisor early, and map their courses across the semesters so prerequisites are satisfied on time. Questions about eligibility or transfer credit are best raised with the department directly.