Academics and Faculty

Real estate professional education covers many academic disciplines, including business, architecture, city planning, law, and public policy. The Certificate in Real Estate indicates to potential employers that a student has successfully completed coursework on topics concerning the management, development, and financing of real estate. In addition to the MBA core requirements, Haas MBA students are required to complete three of the five graduate real estate courses offered at Haas (MBA280, MBA282, MBA283, MBA284, MBA286), plus any two other related courses within other schools including Law, Architecture, City and Regional Planning.

Haas Real Estate course information can be found on the Fisher Center website.

A full list of related courses which count toward the Real Estate Certificate can also be found on the Fisher Center website.

The Real Estate Faculty at the Haas School of Business bring expertise in a broad range of specialities. The faculty roster can be found on the Fisher Center website.