Curriculum
Curriculum
The Accelerated MBA in Real Estate Program is a 40-credit program that is completed in 18 months. The program is "lock-step" and students progress together through a sequential pattern of Real Estate and MBA courses along with internships. In addition to the initial summer and fall semesters where students complete a three-credit course and participate in their internship/field experience, there are two semesters of coursework (fall and spring) totaling 28 weeks of class time. Each semester consists of two seven week terms. Students are registered for four to six courses per term. A concentration in Real Estate will be granted.
Summer |
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Introduction to Commercial Real Estate Analysis (3 credits) |
Fall |
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Internship (3 credits) |
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Spring – Term 1 |
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Term 1-1 |
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BUS 602 Critical Thinking and Effective Writing (1 credit) |
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FIN 641 Valuation and Financial Decision Making* |
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FIN 645 Real Estate Finance (Real Estate Elective) (3 credits) |
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MAS 632 Management Science Models for Decision Making* |
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MAS 663 Project Modeling (Real Estate Elective) |
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MKT 641 Marketing Research (Real Estate Elective) |
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Spring – Term 2 |
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Term 1-2 |
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BUS 603 Critical Thinking and Effective Speaking (1 credit) |
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CIS 610 Foundations of Management Information Systems* |
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FIN 642 The Financial Environment* |
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Fall – Term 1 |
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Term 1-3 |
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FIN 644 Investment/Appraisal (Real Estate Elective) (3 credits) |
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MAS 637 Applied Regression Analysis (Real Estate Elective) |
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MKT 650 Strategic Marketing* |
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RED 601 Real Estate Development (Real Estate Elective) (3 credits) |
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Fall 2013 – Term 2 |
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Term 1-4 |
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MGT 677 Corporate Strategy and Organization* |
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PLEASE NOTE: The curriculum and course sequence are determined by Graduate Business Programs and the academic departments, subject to faculty availability. Graduate Business Programs reserves the right to modify the curriculum and/or re-sequence courses as necessary, with or without notice.
Classes meet between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m., Monday through Thursday, unless otherwise specified. Classes may also meet on Fridays and/or Saturdays, particularly during hurricane season. Class times and meeting dates are subject to change at the discretion of the faculty and administration of the University of Miami School of Business.
