Bachelor of Business Administration with a Concentration in Real Estate
Program overview
The Finance with Real Estate Concentration at Texas Christian University offers students a comprehensive understanding of real estate principles, law, valuation, and finance/investment analysis. Students are equipped with skills for managing real estate portfolios, risk analysis, and understanding capital market trends. This program is ideal for careers in mortgage lending, real estate development, asset management, and real estate management.
2800 South University Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 76109, USA
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Academic Information
Degree offered
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) with a concentration in Real Estate
Length of program
4 Years
Number of Credits Required
120 Semester Hours + 27 Concentration Hours
Mode of learning
On campus
Unique real estate academic features
Emphasis on mortgage lending, real estate development, and management
Skills development in portfolio management and risk analysis
Courses and disciplines/concentrations offered
Money and Banking
Investments I
Investments II
Advanced Financial Management
Real Estate Principles
Real Estate Valuation
Real Estate Finance and Investment Analysis
Financial Reporting I
Insurance
Educational Investment Fund
Management of Financial Institutions
Topics in Applied Financial Analysis
Real Estate Law
International Finance
International Finance Study Abroad
Principles of Taxation
Real Estate Extracurricular Opportunities
Real estate extracurricular activities available
TCU Real Estate Club
Capital Markets Club
Networking opportunities
Real Estate Career Fairs
Speaker Events
Company Tours
Internships
Recruiting
General info on roles students fill after graduation