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Our MSc in Real Estate is designed to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge required to excel in the dynamic property market.

This course is ideal if you want to work in the real estate sector, across a range of disciplines, in the UK or overseas.

Whether you're aiming to advance your current career or pivot into the real estate sector, this programme offers a robust foundation in real estate fundamentals. You’ll learn the core elements of property appraisal, valuation and development.

Looking to the future, our curriculum prioritises sustainability in real estate and regenerative placemaking. Develop research as well as technical, professional and practical skills, whilst focusing on sustainable future practices in real estate.

This is one of the few real estate courses with a world-wide focus on valuation and investment. So come and join the renowned academic community at Kingston Business School.

MSc, MSc Award

13500 Fees

September, January Start

Part-time, Full-time Study Mode

2 years Duration

Entry Requirements For This Course

A 2:2 or above honours degree or equivalent in any discipline; or an equivalent professional qualification.

Part-time applicants need to be in relevant employment or have practical experience. Part-time applicants working in a real estate organisation can enrol onto the RICS Assessment of Professional Competence APC scheme alongside their academic studies. Kingston University's Institute of Real Estate is a RICS partnership university, and the MSc Real Estate is one of its professionally accredited programmes. Once enrolled on the programme, part-time students can register for their final RICS assessment programme and start their period of structured training at work (for further information, see the RICS website).

Applicants with prior qualifications and learning may be exempt from appropriate parts of a course in accordance with the University's policy for the assessment of prior learning and prior experiential learning. Contact the faculty office for further information.