The real estate development minor, a 25-credit program, presents an interdisciplinary core of foundation and capstone courses and a host of elective courses grouped by specializations.
I would highly recommend the real estate development minor to anyone interested in learning how buildings actually come to fruition. With subject matters ranging from real estate finance to construction management to property management, the concepts and skills learned from these courses will help students understand what it takes to transform ideas on paper into built reality.
—Jake Dietrich, alumnus with a minor in real estate development and director of development for Indianapolis mixed-use developer Milhaus
Required Courses
You will begin with foundation courses and end with a capstone. Also, you can pick one of six areas of specialization:
- construction
- housing and property management
- public policy and facilities
- community development
- business administration
- real estate law
For course descriptions and complete information on program requirements, please consult the Ball State University Undergraduate Catalog.
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How to Apply
Contact your advisor to formally declare the minor through the University Advising Center. For more information about the program, contact Bruce Frankel.