MS Real Estate Development/MBA
Lindsay Macaluso, MSRED/MBA ’18, and Chris Miano, MBA ’17, in the Startup and Innovation Collaboratory powered by Blackstone LaunchPad.
Prepare to lead in one of the world’s most dynamic and influential industries.
Learn from experienced developers and real estate professionals in the resurgent City of Buffalo, a vibrant laboratory for applied study in proximity to global financial and employment centers in New York, Boston and Toronto. The School of Architecture and Planning and the School of Management offer a collaborative three-year program leading to both the Master of Science in Real Estate Development (MSRED) and MBA degrees.
Be Career Ready
- Collaborate with allied professionals in architecture, urban planning, management and law
- Explore complex trends, including place-making and urban design, affordable housing and community development, suburban transformation, energy innovation, sustainable development and the effects of technological changes in the workplace
- Dive deeper into such topics as historic preservation, inclusive design, property management and regional economic development
- Build your professional network with industry executives through field visits, social events, guest speakers and paid and academic-credit internships
- Immerse yourself in the diverse community of full-time MBAs
By enrolling in this three-year, 93-credit-hour program, you can reduce by up to a year the time it would take to complete both programs separately.
Apply to Both Schools
Apply to both programs at the same time and indicate on each application that you intend to pursue the collaborative program. Administrators from both programs will coordinate their reviews of your applications and make every effort to respond to you at the same time regarding their decision. Each school will apply the same admissions requirements and standards that prevail for its other applicants.
Total Hour Requirements
Curriculum
Review course descriptions in the Graduate Catalog.
To learn more about the MS in Real Estate Development, visit the School of Architecture and Planning.
