The School of Business offers an Accelerated MBA in Real Estate program, which is completed within 19 months. The program is highlighted by a six-month paid real estate industry internship prior to first semester, a summer real estate industry internship between first and second semester classes, and a consulting project with real estate industry non-profit organization.
As part of the School's traditional two-year MBA program, the School offers an MBA real estate concentration for students interested in pursuing leadership roles within the real estate industry. Courses are offered in real estate law, real estate finance, real estate investment and appraisal, and project management and development.
As part of the concentration, students are required to complete an economic market analysis, feasibility study, and loan application package. Students may also take courses offered in the University's School of Architecture as part of the concentration.
The School, in partnership with the University’s School of Architecture – an international leader in livable community design that has been ranked No. 1 in the nation by New Urban News – offers a joint Bachelor of Architecture/MBA program. This program allows students to earn a Bachelor of Architecture as well as a Master of Business Administration. The joint degree program offers students the unique opportunity to complete the two degrees in six years, saving an entire year by combining the programs.
The multidisciplinary Master in Real Estate Development and Urbanism program brings together the strengths of the University’s School of Architecture, School of Business and School of Law. The one-year graduate program combines the fundamentals of real estate development with livable community planning and design. Courses include real estate finance, market analysis, real estate law, land use policies and codes, construction and project management, public-private partnerships, sustainable development and entrepreneurship, among others.
The School of Business offers an undergraduate real estate major designed for students who want to apply theoretical and analytical concepts to real estate lending, investment and development. The program builds on real estate development and new urbanism concepts, while maintaining a strong emphasis on quantitative methods in finance. Courses are offered in such areas as investment and security markets, fixed income markets and analysis, real estate investment and appraisal, real estate finance, real estate law, real estate development and new urbanism.
The School, in partnership with the University’s School of Architecture – an international leader in livable community design that has been ranked No. 1 in the nation by New Urban News – offers a joint Bachelor of Architecture/MBA program. This program allows students to earn a Bachelor of Architecture as well as a Master of Business Administration. The joint degree program offers students the unique opportunity to complete the two degrees in six years, saving an entire year by combining the programs.
The University of Miami Real Estate Impact Conference is hosted annually by the School of Business Administration and the University's School of Architecture. The conference brings together more than 500 industry professionals to hear from leading experts on commercial and residential real estate markets. Speakers have included such industry titans as Sam Zell, the chairman of Equity Group Investments; Barry Sternlicht, the chairman and CEO of Starwood Capital Group; and Jon Gray (right), global head of real estate for the Blackstone Group, among others.
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