This accelerated dual master’s degree option is intended for students who wish to pursue a distinct graduate degree in both the STEM-designated Construction Management program and the Real Estate Development program by capitalizing upon coursework shared by both programs and upon the flexibility of elective courses. Students may complete both programs in 61 credits, instead of the 73 credits required if the programs were pursued separately. Both degrees can be accomplished in two-years of full-time study, comprising a total reduction of twelve credits or one semester of graduate coursework and tuition.

For more information, contact Howard Ways for the MS in Real Estate development program, or Gulbin Ozcan-Deniz for the MS in Construction Management Program.

Shared Courses

• MRE-601: Sustainable Real Estate Development Process
• SDN-601: Sustainable Design Methodologies
• CMGT-600: Construction Estimating and Scheduling

MS in Real Estate Development Courses

• MRE-604 Case Study: Mixed-use, Commercial, and Health Care Facilities
  
• MRE-615: Real Estate Finance and Investment
• MRE-620 Case Study: Urban Revitalization, Adaptive Reuse & Historic Neighborhoods
• MRE-625: Real Estate Law and Ethical Practices
• MRE-630: Real Estate Valuation & Analysis
• MRE-635: Public Private Partnerships
• MRE-638: Case Study: Sustainable Affordable Housing
• MRE 640: Capstone

MS in Construction Management Courses

• CMGT-602: Construction Information Modeling
• CMGT-603: Construction Law
• CMGT-606: Construction Risk Management
• CMGT-604: Project Finance & Cost Control
• CMGT-612: Advanced Construction Project
• CMGT-901: Master’s Project
• Designated Elective CMGT-607, CMGT-614, CMGT-618 or any MBAD-6xx
• Designated Elective CMGT-608 or any SDN-6xx