Tulane University

Overview

The Master of Science in Sustainable Real Estate Development (MSRED) at Tulane University is a practice-oriented, interdisciplinary program designed to equip students with the skills necessary to lead sustainable real estate initiatives. The one-year curriculum emphasizes hands-on experience and collaboration with industry professionals, preparing graduates to tackle real-world challenges in finance, design, and development.

What you'll study

Program Structure: The MSRED program integrates diverse disciplines, focusing on finance, design, urbanism, and practical field learning. Students engage in core classes and collaborative experiences that enhance their professional competencies.

Core learning areas

• Real Estate, Finance and Economics
• Real Estate, Architecture and Design
• Sustainable Urbanism
• Finance Products
• Urban Field Study

Applied and experiential components

• Field study: Involves structured visits and analyses of real-world urban and development contexts.
• Professional exposure: Provides opportunities to connect with industry practitioners through networking and program activities.
• Capstone work: Students will complete a final assessment project, which may vary, and should verify specifics with the program.

Optional pathways

• Dual degree tracks: Options include MBA/MSRED and M.Arch/MSRED, subject to eligibility and program requirements.

Entry requirements

Career prospects

The MSRED program prepares graduates for a variety of roles in the real estate sector. Typical career outcomes include positions such as development associate, project manager, financial analyst, consultant, and principal or owner within the industry. Graduates are equipped to lead sustainable initiatives and make impactful contributions to urban development and real estate practices.