Master of real estate development in University of maryland college park

The program addresses all aspects of real estate. It is multidisciplinary and focuses on developments that will deliver for a Quadruple Bottom Line-- one that is Financially Viable, Environmentally Respectful, Socially Responsible, and Beautifully Designed. Finance, the original bottom line, will not be left out, but is taught as part of the whole, with advanced courses for those who wish to emphasize that aspect of development. A degree in real estate development should prepare each student to be the orchestra leader. He or she should know not only how to find the development opportunities, but effectively engage bankers, investors, architects, contractors, lawyers and accountants, as well as how to bring the project in on time and assure dynamic marketing and effective property management. Maryland's comprehensive and collaborative approach to real estate education uses not only the traditional reading and research mode of learning, but also the popular case study review and discussion method, as well as embracing the studio, or practice method, engaging the development community as partners in class and in the field.

Transcripts, Letters of Recommendation, Statement of Purpose: (1000-2000 words), Resume, A minimum total score of 300 for Verbal and Quantitative GRE with neither score being less than 150, GMAT scores typically range from the mid-500s through the upper-700s. A minimum TOEFL score of 100 or a 7 on the IELTS.

Building control surveyor, Building surveyor, Commercial/residential surveyor, Land/geomatics surveyor, Planning and development surveyor, Rural practice surveyor, Estate agent, Facilities manager, Historic buildings inspector/conservation officer, Housing manager/officer, Landscape architect

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