Departmental Advisor
Dr. Kimberly Geideman
Office 155 B
Phone 565-3620
email geideman@unt.edu
The Master of Science in Real Estate Analysis is designed to provide advanced study for property professionals and for persons interested in developing their skills in this specific area. The program is intended for students desiring a strong concentration in the real estate area. The focus of the program allows the student to gain considerable expertise in the area in a relatively short period of time. A minimum of 30 hours are required to complete the program. Note: Most foundation and required courses are only offered once a year.
Background Courses (13.5 hours)
All students must fullfil the MS program's background course requirements*. *Note: ECON 5000 not required.
Foundation Courses (12 hours)
- ACCT 5130
- Accounting for Management* (3 hours)
- BLAW 5770
- Advanced Real Estate Law and Contracts (3 hours)
- FINA 5170
- Financial Management* (3 hours)
- RMIN 5730
- Risk Management Techniques for the Business Executive (3 hours)
*Students already possessing competency in these areas may select a more advanced course in the area with the approval of the department.
Concentration Courses (18 hours)
- REAL 5350
- Introduction to Real Estate and Investment Analysis (3 hours)
- REAL 5400
- Real Estate Valuation (3 hours)
- REAL 5440
- Advanced Real Estate Finance and Analysis (3 hours)
- REAL 5760
- Advanced Real Estate Investments and Analysis (3 hours)
- REAL 5780
- Seminar in Real Estate Research - Capstone Course for the last semester (3 hours)
- Elective
- Selected with the approval of the departmental advisor (3 hours)
