Kellogg’s real estate curriculum is designed to capture the importance and impact of real estate as an asset class in the global economy.
The recent financial crisis had its roots in the real estate market, and the tremendous change in the market has highlighted the need for tomorrow’s real estate professionals to have a thorough understanding of the theory and practice of the real estate industry.
Our curriculum is structured in two stages. In the first foundational stage we develop tools that are critical to the analysis of real estate transactions. In the second stage, which provides depth of coverage for those wanting to specialize in real estate, we create a body of knowledge on the specific institutions of the market and the interaction of real estate markets with urban planning, development, entrepreneurship, public policy, and law.
Faculty sponsors: Effi Benmelech (Finance), David Matsa (Finance)
IMPORTANT NOTE
Evening and weekend students interested in the real estate pathway should take Finance 1 or it’s prerequisite, if necessary, during your first quarter at Kellogg, rather than taking accounting. This will allow you to most quickly have the prerequisite required to enroll in Real Estate Finance and Investments.
Last edited August 11, 2017. For any questions regarding this page, please email kellogg-registrar@kellogg.northwestern.edu