Real Estate, MBA
Course Overview
The MBA in Real Estate at The Wharton School is a prestigious program designed to develop leaders in the real estate industry. Launched in 1985, the program offers students a dynamic curriculum combining core requirements with diverse electives.
The required coursework focuses on real estate development and finance, building a strong foundation for careers in investment, management, and development. Electives allow students to delve into specialized topics, including urban fiscal policy, real estate law, housing markets, and international real estate.
The program emphasizes practical learning through events sponsored by the Real Estate Department and the Samuel Zell and Robert Lurie Real Estate Center, providing students with the latest insights into public policy and market trends.
Graduates of this program are equipped to lead in roles that demand strategic vision and analytical expertise, shaping the future of real estate in both private and public sectors.
What You'll Learn
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Required courses in real estate finance and development, plus electives in urban economics, housing markets, and international real estate.
- Hands-On Learning Opportunities: Engage in conferences, seminars, and programs hosted by the Samuel Zell and Robert Lurie Real Estate Center.
- Expert Faculty & Networking: Learn from world-class faculty and connect with industry leaders.
- Leadership Preparation: Develop the quantitative and qualitative skills needed to shape the future of the real estate industry.
- Global Perspectives: Explore international real estate markets and their impact on local and global economies.
Requirements
164,000 USD
University of Pennsylvania
https://www.upenn.edu
