Real Estate Development — MRED
The Auburn University Executive Master of Real Estate Development (AUMRED) program is an executive graduate degree offered jointly by the College of Architecture, Design and Construction and the College of Business. The program emphasizes best development practices related to environmental sustainability, economic resilience, social responsibility, financial feasibility and design excellence. It provides a targeted understanding of multiple disciplines that puts students at an advantage in their real estate development careers. The program is entrepreneurially and industry focused, designed for practicing professionals with a minimum of three to five years in real estate development or related fields (real estate or mortgage brokerage, architecture, landscape architecture, community planning and building construction, for example). It combines short, intense on-campus residencies with distance modules and four-day field trips to nationally and internationally significant cities and development projects. The curriculum consists of 39 credit hours that are delivered over a five semester period.
Information concerning specific program requirements may be obtained by visiting www.harbert.auburn.edu.
| First Year | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fall | Hours | Spring | Hours | Summer | Hours |
| RDEV 7120 Field Studies | 1 | RDEV 7350 Real Estate Investment Analysis | 3 | RDEV 7120 Field Studies | 1 |
| RDEV 7130 Principles of Real Estate Development | 3 | RDEV 7240 Building Design and Construction Principles | 3 | RDEV 7430 Real Estate Project Management | 3 |
| RDEV 7140 Real Property Analysis | 3 | RDEV 7540 Real Estate Development Law | 3 | RDEV 7230 Real Estate Market Analysis | 3 |
| 7 | 9 | 7 | |||
| Second Year | |||||
| Fall | Hours | Spring | Hours | ||
| RDEV 7120 Field Studies | 1 | RDEV 7630 Real Estate Development Capstone Project | 5 | ||
| RDEV 7340 Site Planning and Infrastructure Development | 3 | RDEV 7440 Real Estate Contract Negotiations | 1 | ||
| RDEV 7530 Real Estate Capital Markets | 3 | RDEV 7120 Field Studies | 3 | ||
| 7 | 9 | ||||
| Total Hours: 39 | |||||
Graduate Executive Programs
The graduate executive programs comprise the Executive MBA, the Physicians Executive MBA, and the Masters of Real Estate Development Executive programs. These programs are designed to be taken as a cohort with one start in the Fall of each year, an exact sequence of courses taken each term and with graduation in the Spring—five semesters later.
Non-Standard Calendar
Due to the hybrid nature of these graduate executive programs, which use a format that combines on-campus residency with online learning, the residencies typically occur during breaks on campus. See the relevant program website for the exact calendar dates per term for each executive program.
Full-Time Credit Hour Requirements
- Students in the graduate executive programs are restricted to the exact courses which are offered to that cohort in any one semester.
- The course load varies from term to term—from a minimum of 5 hours to a maximum of 9 hours.
- The course load is thus considered to be full time as they cannot take more hours or less as they follow the mandated and approved curriculum.
Tuition Costs Excluded VA Benefit Coverage
VA benefits will not cover costs for lodging, meals, travel, books, supplies or memberships to organizations. As many of these costs are included in the graduate executive programs’ tuition, those costs have been broken out and will be billed separately. See the relevant program website for the exact amounts per term.