Program Description
The Masters in Real Estate Development (MRED) is designed for business, architecture, urban planning, engineering, and law students looking to specialize in the real estate industry. The curriculum in the MRED Program is structured to provide students with a working understanding of various components of the commercial real estate industry. Multiple disciplines from across campus are involved in the program giving students the ability to focus their studies in any of the following field areas: finance, architecture, planning, transportation and sustainability.
The Program
39 credit hours
Core courses: real estate principles, finance, development, applications of geographic information systems to planning and development, and site planning focusing on sustainability. Core courses include team work (professional collaboration), negotiation/conflict management and capstone team assignment.
Approved field areas of emphasis: finance, planning, architecture, transportation and sustainability. Other areas available with school approval.
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Degree Requirements
39 total credit hours
core courses - 27 credit hours
Spatial Analysis - 3 credit hours
Real Estate Analysis - 3 credit hours
Field area of emphasis* - 6 credit hours
*Approved field areas of emphasis include: finance, design, planning, preservation, transportation and sustainability. Other areas available with school approval.
Application Process
Two part application is required first the University Graduate School and second the MRED Program. The University Grad School application should be completed 30 days before the program's deadline.
1. University of Utah Graduate School
2. DESB Application
3. Two letters of recommendation are required on the DESB application. We preferred employment and academic references only.
Admission Requirements
Four year Bachelor's Degree from an accredited institution
Undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or above
GMAT or GRE
Graduate Assistantships
MRED Program specific scholarships are available. For more information contact the David Eccles School of Business Masters Office.
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Contact us
DESB Masters Office
801.581.7785
Buzz Welch
Program Director
email
Dates of note
Fall applications due by April 1
Rolling admits
will follow
Links
Real Estate Center
Real Estate Challenge
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