Master's in Real Estate

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Georgetown’s Master of Professional Studies in Real Estate prepares you with the foundational skills and industry insights needed for success in today’s real estate industry. You’ll study active real estate markets across the U.S. and around the world through a blend of case studies and practical, hands-on application.

Led by a faculty of seasoned industry practitioners, our courses examine contemporary real estate practices with an emphasis on leadership development. You'll study local, national, and global real estate practices through a comprehensive curriculum that includes elective courses on pressing issues such as Sustainability and Affordable Housing. You’ll leave the program with a 360-degree perspective of the modern-day real estate industry and the well-rounded expertise that today’s market demands.

In the classroom, whether on campus or online, you’ll learn alongside other experienced real estate professionals from around the world, who bring with them a wide breadth of perspectives and backgrounds. As the largest real estate program in the D.C. area and one of the leading programs in the U.S., our program provides access to a broad network of partner organizations and facilitates opportunities for mentoring, internships, and additional resources to help you build connections and pursue a rewarding career.

Unlike MBA programs, our master’s degree focuses exclusively on real estate. You’ll develop an in-depth understanding across multiple facets of the industry, including development, finance, sustainability, construction, and management. Designed for emerging and mid-level professionals, our program fits your schedule so you don’t have to interrupt your career—you can enroll on a full- or part-time basis and take classes on campus, online, or through a combination of both.

Upon completing the program, you’ll be prepared to successfully manage the evolving challenges, trends, and complexities of the fast-paced real estate industry.

*Tuition rates for each term are published annually, typically in February. Total tuition listed here reflects Fall semester of entry.

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