MA/MS in Real Estate

The real estate master's targets professionals with experience who want to lead the industry. Students learn from veteran practitioners and an advisory panel of respected figures connected to a dedicated institute. Classes meet in person at the downtown Chicago campus facing Grant Park. A full-time pace takes about eighteen months, and part-time study takes two and a half years. Courses address property finance and investment, joint ventures between government and business, and quantitative methods. Credits can count toward major industry designations and toward state appraiser licensing. Autumn is the favored start, and applications may be submitted a year ahead. Applicants provide transcripts, a resume and a statement of intent, and applicants with a few years in the industry are favored. Prospective students can contact an admissions counselor for guidance.