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If you're interested in real estate, property development or construction management, the Daniels College of Business' real estate and the built environment (REBE) major delves into all three areas. This integrated model of education distinguishes the Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management from other institutions, making it one of the few in the nation to meld the business side with the built side of real estate. In a rapidly changing industry, that distinction is critical.
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Last updated: November 13, 2023
Deep Dive
In this video, we conducted an interview with a current student at Denver University, Andrew Shine. Andrew is the Project Manager/Team Captain of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) student competition. In this interview, we discuss the demographics, extra-curricular, courses, and more in the RE program at Denver. A huge thank you to Andrew for contributing his time and experience to help others better understand what Denver has to offer real estate students!
Bachelor of Science in Real Estate and The Built Environment
4 Years
185
On campus
Five of our master’s programs offer the 4+1 dual-degree option:
Through Daniels’ 4+1 programs, you can combine your bachelor’s with a master’s degree in business analytics or one of four other subject areas. You can earn both your bachelor’s and master’s in five years.
See a full list of course requirements for the undergraduate program in Real Estate and the Built Environment here.
The Playhouse Project: The Burns School Student Playhouse Project is an annual project led by Burns School students to plan, schedule and build a life-sized playhouse for a family suggested by a variety of support organizations.
The RECM Club: was organized to enhance relationships between DU RECM students and Denver’s professional real estate and construction community. Membership in the RECM Club is open to all DCB students.
Meet and Greets: Companies can table in front of the student common area to meet with students organically between classes. This can be done in conjunction with a Company Info Session.
Lunch and Learns: You can host a lunch and learn by putting together a panel of industry professionals to present topics and career opportunities.
The Collaboratory: is a networking centre where students in the Burns School will learn by connecting, engaging and interacting with DU alumni and real estate and construction professionals from anywhere in the world without leaving campus.
Real Estate:
Property Development:
Construction Management:
See a list of Current Faculty here.
Daniels Alumni Network: The importance of a strong partnership between Daniels alumni and the College is critical to keeping Daniels students as the top choice for employers. You are an important connection and resource for students looking to start their careers.
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Daniels College of Business, 2101 S. University Blvd., Denver, CO 80208-8921, USA
University of Denver is a private institution with a campus size of 125 acres
University Hall 2197 S. University Blvd. Denver, Colorado 80208, USA
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