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Program Details
Degree
Diploma
Major
Entrepreneurship | Real Estate
Area of study
Business and Administration
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


The Graduate Certificate in Design Entrepreneurship and Real Estate at OU-Tulsa equips professionals and aspiring real estate practitioners with a foundation in commercial real estate development and brokerage. It also covers principles of entrepreneurship, business generation, and design commercialization, aligning with Oklahoma State Real Estate Commission learning objectives. Students can choose from elective courses in areas such as real estate development, legal frameworks, and entrepreneurial architecture.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Graduate Certificate in Design Entrepreneurship and Real Estate at OU-Tulsa is designed for professionals working in allied professions or individuals seeking a career in real estate practice who lack a background in real estate or business. It aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the basics of commercial real estate development and brokerage, along with principles of entrepreneurship, business generation, and the commercialization of design products. The curriculum aligns with the learning objectives outlined by the Oklahoma State Real Estate Commission.


Outline:


Required Courses:

  • ARCH 5713 - Real Estate Fundamentals

Elective Courses (choose one):

  • ARCH 5813 - Real Estate Development
  • ARCH 5743 - Legal Framework for Urban Design
  • ARCH 5923 - Entrepreneurial Architecture and Leadership
  • RCPL 5033 - Sociology of Housing
  • ARCH 5763 - Landscape Architecture for Urban Design
  • ARCH 6643 - Urban Design Theory
  • Offered in alternating years.

Course Schedule:


Year 1

  • Fall: ARCH 5713 - Real Estate Fundamentals
  • Spring: ARCH 5813 - Real Estate Development

Year 2

  • Fall: ARCH 5743 - Legal Framework for Urban Design (or elective)

Careers:


Potential Career Paths:

  • Real Estate Broker
  • Real Estate Developer
  • Property and Facility Management
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