威斯康星大学麦迪逊分校GREM硕士项目宣讲会.pdf

Program Overview The Wisconsin Global Real Estate Master (GREM) degree is a unique, highly impactful semester-long program that gives international students the in-depth skills, broad knowledge, and real-world insights to advance their careers and increase their income. Designed exclusively for non-U.S. graduate-level students and alumni from top international business schools, the GREM Program consists of intensive, full-time courses and a deeply enriching study tour. Once you’ve received your GREM degree, you’ll be prepared to become an effective leader in cross-border investment, development, and finance in real estate. APPLY TODAY Spring 2022 program: apply by Aug. 1, 2021 Visit wsb.wisc.edu/programs-degrees/masters/grem/how-to-apply For more information, visit wsb.wisc.edu/programs-degrees/masters/grem/program-overview Questions? Email grem@wsb.wisc.edu Global Real Estate Master Program Calling international business graduate students and alumni: One-semester master’s degree program World class faculty and top-ranked department Study trips and conferences Extensive alumni network Apply Today For the Spring 2022 program Why Wisconsin? World-class Faculty Ranked #2 by US News & World Report in 2021 (#1 among public universities) Extensive network of passionate alumni (WREAA) Connections with industry leaders through conferences and case competitions Real Estate Club field trips and industry speakers TAKE YOUR NEW PATH To leadership in your career in global real estate. The Global Real Estate Master (GREM) Program brings together students from top international business programs and the best in real estate education to provide the unique preparation needed to become a global leader. The GREM program is an intensive, full-time commitment. All instruction is in English. There is one intake per year. Program Our semester-long program includes graduate level coursework in the following (3 credits each): Study tours: Tour major U.S. real estate markets to observe and study real estate projects in action and to network with executives and other industry leaders. Valuation and Feasibility Analysis Real Estate and Urban Land Economics Real Estate Finance Real Estate Capital Markets Commercial Real Estate Development Students must have completed 14 credits of graduatelevel study at a non-U.S. university that is recognized as a leader within its national university system. Other requirements: Students must be present for a 1 credit summer GREM orientation course in early January. Eligibility The 14 credits should include coursework in economics, finance, real estate and other areas of business.