Real Estate Minor

The undergraduate minor in real estate offers students a unique opportunity to learn how the ever-expanding, multifaceted real estate industry functions and how real estate assets—the built environment in which we all live—are analyzed, financed, and developed. The courses in the minor—real estate law, real estate economics, and real estate finance—especially complement majors in business, economics, communications, legal or political studies, and organizational leadership.

Students minoring in Real Estate must complete six courses:

Course Title Credits
ECON 1200Principles of Microeconomics3
ECON 1100Principles of Macroeconomics3
ECON 2140Statistics I4
REAL 1002Fundamentals of Real Estate Law3
REAL 1004Principles of Real Estate Economics3
REAL 1008Principles of Real Estate Finance3
Total Credits19

Students majoring in Business (PCS only)Economics, Interdisciplinary Math & Economics, or International Political Economy, or minoring in Business Administration or Economics, which require three of the same courses as the Real Estate minor, must take an additional undergraduate course (of three or more credits) with the REAL subject code.

Availability

The minor in real estate is available to students in Fordham's School of Professional and Continuing Studies (at Lincoln Center, Rose Hill, and Westchester, and online), Fordham College at Rose Hill, and Fordham College at Lincoln Center.