Corvinus University of Budapest

Hungary
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Masters

Ingatlanmenedzser / Ingatlanmenedzser szakközgazdasz (februárban indul)

DegreeMasters
FieldReal Estate Management

The Ingatlanmenedzser (Real Estate Management) Graduate Diploma at Corvinus University of Budapest is a vocational postgraduate programme that prepares graduates for professional roles across property investment, development and asset management. It suits candidates with an undergraduate degree and some quantitative or sector-related background who want practical, market-focused training in real estate and property economics.

What you'll study

This Graduate Diploma combines economic analysis, finance, law and practical project skills tailored to the real estate sector. Teaching balances conceptual frameworks and applied methods used by practitioners across Central and Eastern Europe.

  • Real Estate Economics and Markets — supply and demand drivers, cycle analysis, market segmentation and comparative markets in urban contexts.
  • Property Valuation and Appraisal — valuation methods for residential, commercial and industrial properties, discounted cash flow, direct comparison and income approaches.
  • Real Estate Investment and Finance — investment appraisal, risk assessment, capital structures, real estate portfolio theory and basics of project finance.
  • Property Development and Project Management — development process, feasibility studies, planning constraints, phasing and construction management principles.
  • Real Estate Law and Regulation — land use planning, tenancy law, contracts, regulatory frameworks affecting transactions and development.
  • Asset and Property Management — operational management of buildings, lease management, facilities strategy and performance measurement.
  • Sustainability and Urban Regeneration — energy efficiency, green building considerations, adaptive reuse and policy instruments for sustainable urban development.
  • Quantitative Methods and GIS for Real Estate — statistics, forecasting techniques, spatial analysis and basic geographic information systems applied to site selection and market research.
  • Practical Project or Case Studies — group work with real-life briefs, market reports and investment case presentations that simulate professional practice.

Entry requirements

Applicants are normally expected to hold a recognised bachelor’s degree or equivalent in economics, business, engineering, architecture, geography or another related field. A good grounding in quantitative methods or finance is desirable. Typical application documentation includes academic transcripts, a CV, and a statement of purpose describing motivation and relevant experience. Depending on the applicant’s background, the admissions committee may recommend preparatory modules in core quantitative or legal subjects. Proficiency in the language of instruction is required; additional language tests or proof of previous study may be requested where relevant.

Career prospects

Graduates move into a wide range of roles across the property sector and related industries. Common career paths include:

  • Asset manager or portfolio analyst at institutional investors and REITs
  • Property development project manager or development analyst
  • Valuation and appraisal consultant with surveying or advisory firms
  • Investment analyst or acquisition specialist at private equity and investment advisory firms
  • Commercial or residential property manager and facility management roles
  • Advisory roles in planning authorities, municipal real estate departments or consultancy firms focused on urban regeneration

The programme emphasises practical skills and market knowledge that are directly transferable to professional certification pathways and employer-led competency frameworks in Central and Eastern Europe.

Why study at Corvinus University of Budapest

Corvinus is well-regarded for its strengths in economics, business and urban studies, offering a curriculum that links academic rigour with the dynamics of Budapest and the broader Central and Eastern European real estate markets. Students benefit from faculty with applied research expertise, strong industry links, regular guest lectures from practitioners, and opportunities for networking with local and regional employers.

The university’s location in Budapest provides direct exposure to diverse property market cycles, large-scale regeneration projects and an international investor community, making it a practical base for those seeking careers in regional real estate. The programme’s pragmatic approach, case-led teaching and emphasis on professional skills aim to make graduates operational from day one in real estate roles.

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