Curriculum and Pre-Requisite Information    

*Congratulations and welcome to the Schack Institute of Real Estate. We are excited for you to begin your academic journey.  If you were admitted into the Schack Institute of Real Estate during the Fall 2022 semester or future semesters you will follow

CORE CURRICULUM (48 credits)

1.            Writing I (4 credits)

a.    WREX-UF 101 – Writing as Exploration or EXWR1-UC 7502 – Writing Workshop I

2.            Writing II (4 credits)

        a.        WRCI-UF 102 – Writing as Critical Inquiry or EXWR1-UC 7503 – Writing Workshop II

3.            Math Requirement (Need to complete 8 credits/2 courses total)

a. Algebra, Trigonometry, and Functions (MATH-UA 9)
prerequisite: 3 years of High School Math 

b. Precalculus (MATH1-UC1171)
prerequisite: MATH-UA 9 

  c. Calculus W/Applications to Business & Economics (MATH1-UC1174)
prerequisite: MATH-UA 9 

d. Calculus I (MATH-UA 121) OR Math for Economics I (MATH-UA 131)
prerequisite: MATH-UA  9 or placement exam

 f. Calculus II (MATH-UA 122) OR Math for Economics II (MATH-UA 132)
prerequisite: MATH-UA 121 OR MATH-UA 131

4.            Natural Science (4 credits)

a.            Any CORE-UA 200 or 300 level class

5. Texts and Ideas (4 credits)

a.            Any CORE-UA 400 level class

6.            Cultures and Contexts (4 credits)

a.            Any CORE-UA 500 level class

7.            Expressive Cultures (4 credits)

a.            Any CORE-UA 700 level class

8.           Intro to Macroeconomics (4 credits)

a. ECON-UA 1

b. ECON1-UC 0301

9.     Intro to Microeconomics (4 credits)

a.            ECON-UA 2

b. ECON1-UC 0302

10.     Statistics (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC  1101 Statistics for Real Estate  Economics

Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001), Real Estate Finance (REBS1-UC 1005) and  Real Estate Accounting and Taxation (REBS1-UC 1012)

LIBERAL ARTS ELECTIVES (20 credits)

1.   Can be fulfilled by taking any class through NYU’s College of Arts and Science

REQUIRED REAL ESTATE COURSES (44 credits)

1. 1. 1. 1. 1. Urban Real Estate Economics(4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1060

b. **must be taken your first semester**

1. 1. 1. 1. 2. Real Estate Law (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1002

b.  Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or  Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001)

1. 1. 1. 1. 3. Real Estate Finance (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1005

b.  Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001) 

1. 1. 1. 1. 4. Real Estate Valuation (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1009

b.   Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001), Real Estate Finance (REBS1-UC 1005) and Real Estate Accounting and Taxation (REBS1-UC1012)

1. 1. 1. 1. 5. Real Estate Development Process (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1010

b.  Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001), Real Estate Finance (REBS1-UC 1005) and Real Estate Accounting and Taxation (REBS1-UC1012)                                            

1. 1. 1. 1. 6. Real Estate Accounting and Taxation (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1012

b.  Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001) 

1. 1. 1. 1. 7. Real Estate Market Analysis (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1015

b.  Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001), Real Estate Finance (REBS1-UC 1005) and Real Estate Accounting and Taxation (REBS1-UC1012)

1. 1. 1. 1. 8. Real Estate Data Analytics (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1035

b.  Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001), Real Estate Finance (REBS1-UC 1005) and Real Estate Accounting and Taxation (REBS1-UC1012)

1. 1. 1. 1. 9. Global Real Estate Markets (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1045

b.  Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001), Real Estate Finance (REBS1-UC 1005) and Real Estate Accounting and Taxation (REBS1-UC1012)

c.  Course travels during Springbreak of the Spring semester to the location of study

1. 1. 1. 1. 10. Environmental, Social, and Corporate Firm (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1065

b.  Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001), Real Estate Finance (REBS1-UC 1005) and Real Estate Accounting and Taxation (REBS1-UC1012)

1. 1. 1. 1. 11. Management of the Real Estate firm (4 credits)

a.            REBS1-UC 1070

b.  Pre-requisites: Urban Real Estate Economics (REBS1-UC 1060) or Real Estate Principles (REBS1-UC 1001), Real Estate Finance (REBS1-UC 1005) and Real Estate Accounting and Taxation (REBS1-UC1012)

Courses coded REBS1-UC cannot be replaced or transferred*
ALL REAL ESTATE REQUIRED COURSES MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE SENIOR PROJECT

REAL ESTATE CONCENTRATIONS (12 credits)

Students select one of the following concentrations and take all three required courses.

Real Estate Finance

a)  REBS1-UC 1100 Financial Modeling for Real Estate (4 credits)

b)  REBS1-UC 1115 - Private Equity

c)  REBS1-UC1042 Real Estate Capital Markets and Corporate Finance

Real Estate Development

a)  REBS1-UC1033 Managing the Construction Process: Cost and Project Management Systems (4 credits)

b)  REBS1-UC 1125 Real Estate and the Community: Legal Basis, Planning and Engagement (4 credits)

c)  REBS1-UC1120 Use of Space and Urban Design in Real Estate (4 credits)

Real Estate Technology and Entrepreneurship

a)  REBS1-UC2005 Property Technology (4 Credits)

b)  REBS1-UC2010 Real Estate Entrepreneurship and Innovation (4 credits)

c)  REBS1-UC2015 Real Estate Data Visualization (4 credits)

SENIOR PROJECT

1. REBS1-UC7991 Real Estate Senior Project  (4 credits)
   a.   Pre-requisite: All required Real Estate Classes

ALL REAL ESTATE REQUIRED COURSES MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE SENIOR PROJECT