Bachelor of Business Administration in Real Estate

University of Texas - Arlington

The real estate industry provides great opportunities. Aspiring to a position beyond a residential real estate agent/broker necessitates a bachelor’s degree with specialized real estate and finance courses. The UTA real estate program provides the foundation and knowledge for students to develop real estate decision-making skills and critically analyze real estate opportunities. The AACSB-accredited 120-credit-hour degree program includes 15 to 18 hours of real estate built around the core business curriculum with the option of double majoring in a second business area.Firms hiring real estate students focus on environmental consulting, property tax, investment consulting, property development and management, property financing, mortgage banking, appraisal and valuation, site location analysis, and syndication. The study of real estate is also an excellent preparation for a career in law. Licensing and certification are important and often required in various career areas of real estate.

College of Business