Real Estate Development
The major in entrepreneurship with an emphasis in real estate is designed for students interested in pursuing a career in property development or managing their own company.
A Major in Entrepreneurship with an Emphasis in Real Estate requires 24 hours beyond the College of Business core as follows:
Required courses (18 hours)
- ENTR 440 – New Venture Feasibility Analysis
- ENTR 455 – Entrepreneurial Finance
- ENTR 668 – New Venture Development
- RE 310 – Principles of Real Estate
- RE 619 – Urban Land Development
One of the following:
- ENTR 453 – Digital Entrepreneurship
- ENTR 460 – Corporate Entrepreneurship: Initiating and Sustaining Innovation
Electives (12 hours)
- Six hours of upper-division (300 or above) Real Estate courses
Note: RE 481/ RE 481N may not be used to satisfy the elective component of this degree.
Model programs (degree completion plans) and course check sheets for all degrees in the Barton School can be found on the Barton School Advising Center website.