Real Estate

Explore the business decisions that shape the places where people live, work and build communities. Fisher’s real estate specialization brings together finance, investment and market analysis to help you understand how properties are valued, developed, managed and exchanged.

Through coursework in real estate finance, valuation, market analysis and related areas, you’ll develop the skills to evaluate opportunities and solve complex problems involving residential and commercial property. This foundation can prepare you for careers in real estate development, investment, brokerage, finance, property management and other areas of the industry.

Build your industry knowledge and professional network through opportunities such as the Fisher Real Estate Society, connecting with fellow students and professionals across the field. Students interested in becoming licensed real estate professionals can also explore Ohio’s education and licensing requirements.

Explore the real estate specialization below and discover how business and the built environment come together to shape communities.

Curriculum requirements

TitleHoursPrerequisites
BUSFIN 3400: Introduction to Real Estate3ECON 2001.01; ECON 2002.01; BUSMHR 2292; ACCTMIS 2200; ACCTMIS 2300; BUSOBA 2320; BUSOBA 2321
BUSFIN 4410: Real Estate Finance3BUSFIN 3400; BUSMHR 2292; ACCTMIS 2200; ACCTMIS 2300;
BUSOBA 2320; BUSOBA 2321
BUSFIN 4411: Property Management3BUSFIN 3400; BUSFIN 3220; BUSFIN 3500; BUSMHR 2292; ACCTMIS 2200; ACCTMIS 2300; BUSOBA 2320; BUSOBA 2321
BUSFIN 4412: Real Estate Law3BUSFIN 3400; BUSFIN 3500; BUSMHR 2292; ACCTMIS 2200; ACCTMIS
2300; BUSOBA 2320; BUSOBA 2321

 

Real estate options

BUSFIN 4413: Planning & Development (offered Spring
semester only)
3BUSFIN 3400; BUSFIN 3220; BUSFIN 3500; BUSMHR 2292; ACCTMIS 2200; ACCTMIS 2300; BUSOBA 2320; BUSOBA 2321
BUSFIN 5402: Real Estate Valuation3BUSFIN 3400; BUSFIN 3220; BUSFIN 3500; BUSMHR 2292; ACCTMIS
2200; ACCTMIS 2300; BUSOBA 2320; BUSOBA 2321

See the foundational and major core requirements that complement your specialization.

 

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