The Master of Science in Real Estate Development (M.S.R.E.D.) at Thomas Jefferson University equips you to lead in a profession grappling with critical 21st-century built environment challenges, including sustainability, urban revitalization, and equitable housing. You will explore the intricate interplay of economic, social, and ecological factors in developing diverse real estate projects, from commercial to residential. This programme is ideal for aspiring professionals seeking to understand and address complex issues like gentrification and the decline of traditional retail, preparing you to shape healthier, more vibrant communities through thoughtful development.
This full-time, on-campus Master's degree is typically completed over 1.5 to 2 years, immersing you in a curriculum featuring case studies, real estate finance, market analysis, and sustainable design methodologies. You will engage with practical applications through projects like urban revitalization and mixed-use facilities, potentially including Internet GIS for development. Working alongside faculty who are industry experts, you will develop essential skills in sustainable and equitable practices, legal aspects, and construction management. Graduates are prepared for impactful careers in real estate development, urban planning, and community revitalization.