MS Program (Master of Science) in Real Estate Law
MS Courses and Curriculum
The Curriculum for the MS in Real Estate Law includes both required and elective courses. MS students will take two courses to introduce concepts of American law relevant to the analysis of Real Estate Law in their first semester as a cohort. Thereafter, MS students will takes courses with LLM students. To ensure that MS students receive individual attention on their particular interests, each student is required to meet for academic advising before registration. All courses other than Required Courses require permission from the Center.
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Required MS courses:
Taken during the first semester:
Taken after the first semester:
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Elective MS Courses (offered periodically):
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Course Materials
Course materials include the forms and materials real estate attorneys actually use to document and close transactions. Professors reflect the goals of the MacCrate Report of the American Bar Association in their assignments and teaching style, thereby ‘bridging the gap' between legal education and real life practice. The courses and curriculum emphasize and respond to the transactional nature of real estate practice and law. An important goal for MS students is to collaborate more effectively with their attorneys. By learning the legal aspects of the deals in which they are involved and appreciating the perspective of real estate attorneys, MS graduates hold unique credentials.
For more information about the Center for Real Estate Law, please contact us or request information.
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