Real Estate, MSc

Kingston University, Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture

Disciplines:

Civil Engineering, Architecture & Construction

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Country:	United Kingdom	Duration:	24 Months
City:	London	Start Date:	September
Educational Form:	Taught	Languages:	English
Education Variants:	Part Time

Programme Description

This exciting and innovative part-time course is ideal if you are seeking to enhance your understanding of a range of topical issues in real estate finance, investment and asset management.

You will extend and develop key research and analytical skills. You will carry out a number of work-based assessments enabling you to add to your practical competencies and add value to your firm´s operations.

Most modules are delivered through e-learning methods complemented by face-to-face lectures and workshops, normally in short, intensive blocks. Seminars, discussions and academic support will take place both in person and online.

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Please note that this is an indicative list of modules and is not intended as a definitive list.

Core modules

* Corporate Strategy in Real Estate
* IT Applications for Real Estate
* International Project

Option modules

* Economic Sustainability
* European Real Estate Investement Practice
* Facilities Management and Corporate Asset Management
* Real Estate Asset Management
* Real Estate Investment and Development Appraisal
* Real Estate Law
* Real Estate Portfolio and Risk Management
* Estate Securitisation and Regulatory Environment
* Real Estate Valuation
* Statutory Valuations

Research modules

* Conference Paper
* Critical Practice Project
* Practice Case Study
* Research Methods for the Built Environment

Assessment

Essays, seminar papers and web-based discussion for case studies, the major research-based critical practice project, and a conference paper that you will present at the Annual Masters Conference.

You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test if you come from a non-English speaking country.

Most European Universities recognise the IELTS test.

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Requirements

Applicants should:

- have either a good BA(Hons) or BSc(Hons) degree in any discipline or equivalent professional qualification;
- be in relevant employment or have substantial relevant practice experience; and
- normally have a minimum of two years´ experience within the fields of property, finance, law or business.

If you have appropriate postgraduate qualifications or prior experiential learning, you can choose to seek partial exemption. Admission with Advanced Standing applications will be considered by an Admissions Group operating under the principles of Credit Accumulation and Transfer.

Interviews

We normally invite applicants for an interview prior to selection. We can make alternative arrangements for international students based overseas.