Degrees & Majors

Individuals who deal in land assets, as investors, brokers, appraisers, analysts, financiers, or developers, require substantial awareness of the community’s political and economic characteristics plus a thorough knowledge of the economics involved in each investment situation.

The curriculum in real estate is designed to provide the student with an understanding of (1) the various phases of real estate activity, (2) the economic and social services relating to land use that are performed by individuals and institutions, and (3) the forms of business and professional services necessary to support real estate activity.

Recent Alumni:

• William Greene (class of ‘20) – associate, Perimeter Commercial Real Estate
• Mahze McQueen (class of ‘20) – commercial real estate advisor,  Dallas Smith & Company
• Lukas Babusak (class of ‘19) – real estate consultant, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

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The Certificate in Risk Management and Insurance explores the principles of insurance, provides an overview of commercial and personal insurance coverages, and teaches the fundamentals of business risk management. The insurance industry continues to be a strong job market for undergraduate students and the certificate should instigate more students to consider the industry for careers regardless of college major.