Program Overview

Program Overview

The continuing education master's program in Real Estate Management provides a broad spectrum of specialist knowledge focusing on the life cycle of structural-spatial projects, including location planning, project development, and facility management. The curriculum covers a wide range of areas, such as management, engineering, urban economics and sociology, real estate management, law, and methodology.

Program Details

• Degree: Master of Science
• Standard period of study: 4 semesters
• Credit points: 90
• Program start: Winter semester
• Admission: Restricted admission
• Language of instruction: German

Admission Requirements

As for every master's program at TU Berlin, the continuing education master's degree in Real Estate Management requires a first university degree qualifying for a profession, such as a bachelor's, master's, or equivalent. Additionally, two years of relevant professional experience in an area related to the master's program are required. The program is taught in German, and applicants with non-German certificates of education must provide proof of German at C1 level. Knowledge of English is useful, as some courses are offered in English.

Program Structure

The master's program lasts four semesters and is designed to be completed part-time, parallel to full-time employment. Lectures, seminars, workshops, and practical tutorials are held on Fridays and Saturdays. The fourth semester is dedicated to writing the master's thesis.

Content and Modules

The program is modular, with individual modules grouping different types of courses on a particular thematic area. The core curriculum includes modules on:

• Management
• Engineering
• Urban Economy and Sociology
• Real Estate Management
• Law
• Technologies and Methods
• A semester project integrating skills and knowledge from all modules

Internships

No internship is required for this program.

Stays Abroad

Students attend the International Real Estate Workshop in New York and have the opportunity to participate in the ASRE workshop in Amsterdam and a voluntary field trip to Zürich.

Acquired Skills

Graduates possess a broad range of theoretical and practical knowledge and skills, including regional and country-specific knowledge, analytical methods, and the ability to describe, analyze, and explain various contexts of real estate management.

After Studies

The master's program qualifies graduates for professional duties and managerial careers in areas such as site development, project development, consultancy, corporate real estate management, public administration, banking, real estate management, legal consultation, and research in urban and regional development and real estate management.