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Marshall Bennett Institute Launches Graduate Program in Development

The Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate (MBIRE) at Roosevelt University has introduced its new Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development, the first of its kind to be offered in the Midwest. The 12-credit-hour program, which can be completed in two semesters, begins in fall.

The program offers academic and practical knowledge for achieving success in property development. The courses provide fundamental real estate knowledge, specific real estate development process knowledge, and project efforts that are applicable to many careers within the industry.

“The certificate program is ideal for students who have experience in commercial real estate; however, students with residential real estate experience will also benefit from the concepts, application, and analysis provided in the courses,” said Collete English Dixon, executive director of MBIRE. “It also provides the flexibility for those who complete the program to apply earned credits toward a graduate degree at a later date.”


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