The Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development provides graduate students across various fields the chance to enhance their primary area of study with comprehensive insights into improving urban developments.
Last updated: July 1, 2024
A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning
2000 Bonisteel Boulevard Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2069 USA
Academic Information
Degree offered
Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development
Length of program
2 years
Number of Credits Required
17 credits
Mode of learning
On Campus
Unique real estate academic features
The University of Michigan’s real estate development program takes a pioneering approach to shaping real estate and built environments on a global scale. With a strong focus on sustainability, the program teaches students to design environmentally-conscious spaces that minimize construction’s ecological footprint. By integrating diverse disciplines that impact the built environment, the program aims to enhance quality of life while safeguarding natural habitats. Graduates are prepared as adept professionals ready to innovate and lead in creating dynamic communities for the future.
Courses and disciplines/concentrations offered
Intro-Overview
Real Estate Finance and Investment
Real Estate and Land Use Law
Real Estate in the Urban Development Context
Design and Implementation
The Integrative Seminar
Real Estate Extracurricular Opportunities
Notable traditions & events
Real Estate Competition
Real estate extracurricular activities available
Treks
Networking opportunities
Michigan Real Estate Club
Real Estate Fund
Women in Real Estate Club (WIRE)
Advisory Board
Recruiting
General info on roles students fill after graduation
Taubman College North Campus, 2000 Bonisteel Boulevard Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2069 USA
State of the art Facilities
The University focuses its efforts on providing access to state of-the-art facilities, technologies, and equipment that give the community members opportunities to improve their health and support their well-being. Building on the excellence of the athletics programs, the university will continue to support the expansion of recreational facilities, programs, and initiatives that not only attract outstanding student-athletes but continue to serve the entire community.
Campus Size
The University of Michigan is a public institution with a campus size of 3,070 acres.