List of Universities That Offer a Degree in Real Estate
There are nearly 150 universities that offer a real estate degree in the United States. We’ve listed them all here to help you find the best fit and launch your career.
One of the great things about the real estate industry is the flexibility and the low barrier to entry. Unlike many other industries, you are not strictly required to have a university or college degree to succeed. In fact, some of the country’s top agents have simply a high school diploma and their certification of licensure.
Still, it can be advantageous to have a degree in real estate. This is especially the case if you want to manage your own real estate group or get into real estate finance.
To help those interested in a degree, we’ve provided a list of every college real estate program in the U.S.
Alabama
Auburn University (Master’s in Real Estate Development)
Columbia Southern University (Professional Certificate in Real Estate Law)
University of South Alabama (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Alaska
University of Alaska (Undergraduate Major in Property Management and Real Estate)
Arizona
Arizona State University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate)
University of Arizona (Master of Real Estate Development)
Arkansas
University of Arkansas (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
California
Butte College Real Estate Program (Associates in Real Estate)
California State Polytechnic University Pomona (Bachelor’s in Finance, Real Estate and Law)
California State University Fresno (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate and Urban Land Economics)
California State University Los Angeles (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate)
California State University Northridge (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
California State University San Bernardino (Undergraduate Certificate in Real Estate)
Chabot College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
City College of San Francisco (Associate’s in Real Estate)
College of San Mateo (Associate’s in Real Estate)
College of the Canyons (Associate’s in Real Estate)
Contra Costa College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
El Camino College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
Irvine Valley College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
La Sierra University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate)
Los Angeles Harbor College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
Los Angeles Valley College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
Los Medanos College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
Pacific State University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Pepperdine University (Master’s in Real Estate)
San Diego Mesa College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
San Diego State University (Bachelor’s in Real Estate)
San Francisco State University (Undergraduate Certificate in Commercial Real Estate)
San Joaquin Delta College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
San Jose City College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
San Jose State University (Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development)
Santa Clara University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate)
Southwestern College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
University of California Berkeley (Real Estate Concentrations Offered in the PHD, MBA, Master’s and Graduate Certificate Programs )
University of Southern California (Bachelor’s and Master’s in Real Estate Development)
Woodbury University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate Development)
Colorado
Colorado State University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Community College of Denver (Associate’s in Real Estate)
University of Colorado (Master’s in Real Estate)
University of Denver (Bachelor’s and Master’s in Real Estate and the Built Environment)
Connecticut
Southern Connecticut State University (Undergraduate Minor)
University of Connecticut (Bachelor’s in Real Estate)
District of Columbia
American University (Master’s in Real Estate)
Catholic University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate Development)
George Washington University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Georgetown University (Master’s in Real Estate)
Florida
Florida Atlantic University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate)
University of Miami (Master’s in Real Estate Development and Urbanism)
Nova Southeastern University (Master’s in Real Estate Development)
Stetson University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate and Planning)
University of Central Florida (Bachelor’s in Real Estate)
University of Florida (Master’s in Real Estate)
University of South Florida (Master’s in Real Estate)
Florida International University (Master’s in International Real Estate)
Georgia
Emory University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Georgia State University (Master’s in Commercial Real Estate and PHD in Real Estate)
University of Georgia (Graduate Concentration and PHD in Real Estate)
University of West Georgia (Undergraduate in Real Estate)
Illinois
John Marshall Law School (Master’s in Real Estate Law)
DePaul University (Master’s in Real Estate)
Northwestern University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Realtor University (Master’s in Real Estate)
Roosevelt University (Master’s in Real Estate)
South Suburban College (Undergraduate Certificate in Real Estate)
Southern Illinois University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate Law)
University of Illinois (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Indiana
Ball State University (Graduate Certificate in Real Estate)
Indiana University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
University of Indianapolis (Master’s in Real Estate Development)
Iowa
University of Northern Iowa (Bachelor’s in Real Estate)
Kansas
Wichita State University (Undergraduate Concentration)
Kentucky
Murray State University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate)
University of Louisville (Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development)
Western Kentucky University (Professional Certificate in Real Estate)
Louisiana
Tulane University (Master’s in Sustainable Real Estate Development)
Maine
Husson University (Undergraduate Concentration)
Maryland
John Hopkins University (Master’s in Real Estate and Infrastructure)
University of Baltimore (Real Estate and Economic Development)
University of Maryland (Master’s in Real Estate Development)
Massachusetts
Babson College (Bachelor’s in Real Estate)
Boston University (Professional Certificate in Real Estate Finance)
Brandeis University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Harvard University (Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Investment)
Suffolk University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate)
Western New England University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate Law)
Michigan
Grand Valley State University (Undergraduate Certificate)
Michigan State University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate Investment)
University of Michigan (Graduate Certificate in Real Estate)
Western Michigan University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate)
Minnesota
St. Cloud University (Bachelor’s in Real Estate)
St. Thomas University (Graduate Certificate in Real Estate)
Mississippi
University of Mississippi (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Missouri
University of Missouri (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Nevada
College of Southern Nevada (Associate’s in Real Estate)
New Hampshire
New England College (Master’s in Real Estate Management)
New Jersey
Monmouth University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Montclair State University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Rutgers University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
New York
Cornell University (Master’s in Real Estate)
Fordham University (Master’s in Real Estate)
New York University (Master’s in Real Estate)
Pratt Institute (Master’s in Real Estate Practice)
St. Johns University (Master’s Concentration in Real Estate)
State University of New York at Buffalo (Mater’s in Real Estate Development)
State University of New York Westchester Community College (Professional Certificate in Real Estate Investment)
North Carolina
University of North Carolina (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Ohio
Cleveland State University (Graduate Certificate in Urban Real Estate and Finance)
Edison State Community College (Undergraduate Certificate in Real Estate)
Ohio State University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Southern State Community College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
University of Cincinnati (UC offers a real estate major, real estate minor and a graduate certificate in real estate)
Pennsylvania
Lehigh University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate)
Saint Joseph’s University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate)
Temple University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Thomas Jefferson University (Master’s in Real Estate Development)
University of Pennsylvania (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Villanova University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Westmoreland County Community College (Undergraduate Certificate in Real Estate)
Rhode Island
Roger Williams University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate Law)
South Carolina
Clemson University (Master in Real Estate Development)
Coastal Carolina University (Undergraduate Minor in Commercial and Investment Real Estate)
University of South Carolina (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
South Dakota
South Dakota State University (Undergraduate Minot)
Tennessee
University of Memphis (Professional Certificate in Real Estate Law)
Texas
Baylor University (Bachelor’s in Real Estate)
Houston Community College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
South Plains College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
Texas A&M University (Master’s in Real Estate and Finance Development)
Texas Christian University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Texas Tech University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
University of Houston (Graduate Certificate in Real Estate)
University of North Texas (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
University of Texas (Graduate Certificate in Real Estate)
Utah
Brigham Young University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
University of Utah (Master’s in Real Estate Development)
Utah State University (Undergraduate Minor in Real Estate
Virginia
George Mason University (Master’s in Real Estate)
Old Dominion University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Radford University (Undergraduate Concentration in Insurance and Real Estate)
University of Virginia (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Virginia Commonwealth University (Bachelor’s in Real Estate)
Virginia Tech (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
Washington
North Seattle Community College (Associates in Real Estate)
Seattle University (Graduate Concentration in Real Estate Law)
University of Washington (Master’s in Real Estate)
Wisconsin
Marquette University (Undergraduate Concentration in Real Estate)
University of Wisconsin (Master’s in Global Real Estate and PHD in Real Estate and Land Economics)
Waukesha County Technical College (Associate’s in Real Estate)
If you noticed a school is not listed here, mention it in the comments and we will be sure to add!
Don Savage
Posted at 04:04h, 24 MayI wonder which one will be the fastest to graduate from?