DEVELOPED WITH THE STUDENT IN MIND
Students gain an in-depth and well-rounded understanding of the world of real estate development in this master.
Centered around global trends and emerging digital technologies, the program delves deep into the fundamentals of real estate development, and is complemented by hands-on learning, group work, and international visits.
The program focuses on four main areas: economics, capital markets and finance, strategic management, and the city and legal frameworks.
ONE PROGRAM, TWO FORMATS
1. OUR IMMERSIVE FULL-TIME PROGRAM INCLUDES:
- Engaging face-to-face classes
- Group meetings and presentations
- Hands-on simulations and in-person debates
- Access to resources, such as the Venture Lab and the IE Library
- Classes at our Madrid campus located in the fast-paced city center
2. OUR FLEXIBLE PART-TIME PROGRAM INCLUDES:
- A dynamic blend of virtual and on-site learning
- 24 hour access to IE’s Online campus
- Access to resources, such as the Venture Lab and the IE Library
- Live sessions on Saturdays and interactive video conferences
- Asynchronous online discussions every week from Monday to Thursday
- 5 weeks of in person sessions delivered in the heart of Madrid & Mexico City
Explore the Master in Real Estate Development full-time study plan
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Program Description
The Master is a full-time, 10-month program in English, based in Madrid, comprised of four modules: Economics, Capital Markets and Finance; Strategic Management; The City; and Legal Frameworks. This comprehensive program goes beyond traditional real estate development topics, covering the entire development process while incorporating the latest digital technologies in the sector. Students will learn from decision-makers working at leading companies in the industry, who are spearheading pioneering projects around the world. The program also includes site visits to various top-known companies, an international trip, and a final project completed by small groups of students. Field visits include Barcelona and a week-long trip to the cities of Hamburg and Berlin.
Explore the Global Master in Real Estate Development part-time study plan
- DESCRIPTION
- MODULES
- TERMS
Program Description
This 15-month part-time Master combines face-to-face and online sessions—making it compatible with students’ professional and personal lives.
The program comprises four terms packed with global knowledge and experiences. You will enjoy five weeks of face-to-face sessions in different cities. The first two will be in Madrid, allowing students to get to know the university, professors, colleagues, and the vibrant IE community. At the beginning of the second semester you will spend one week in Mexico City and there will also be two optional “global immersion-city weeks” with The Urban Future Global Conference (UFGC), face-to-face.
The last two weeks will be spent in Madrid, where students will prepare their hands-on capstone project and present it to a professional jury. Students will work at real-world sites provided by C40 Reinventing Cities.
*Please note that our program content is continually updated to remain in sync with market demands. Therefore, we advise you that the content is subject to change and it can be dependent on student demand.
THE FUTURE IS SUSTAINABLE
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PROGRAM PARTNERS
At IE School of Architecture and Design, we have exclusive agreements with a number of industry-leading organizations and institutions. These partnerships provide our students with unrivaled access to industry insights, contacts and careerboosting opportunities.
C40 REINVENTING CITIES
The C40 Reinventing Cities initiative brings together 94 of the world’s largest cities to help drive the green urban revolution. As part of this aim, the coalition of cities has launched the C40 Reinventing Cities competition, challenging participants to develop carbon-neutral and resilient urban regeneration projects that turn vacant or underutilized sites into sustainable and innovative spaces.
URBAN FUTURE
The Urban Future Global Conference is Europe’s largest gathering of innovative urban developers, with a focus on promoting sustainability. This year, the conference will take place in Rotterdam and will be centered around four themes: skills & leadership, urban mobility, the circular economy and districts.
Module and Subject Coordinators Master's Degrees in Real Estate Development
1. CAPITAL MARKETS, ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
Juan PortillaModule Coordinator
SUBJECTS
- REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. Subject Coordinator: Juan Portilla
- REAL ESTATE PRODUCTS. Subject Coordinator: Helena Burstedt
- REAL ESTATE FINANCE I. Subject Coordinator: Enrique Used
- REAL ESTATE FINANCE II. Subject Coordinator: Pablo Callejo
- ECONOMICS, REAL ESTATE AND THE CITY. Subject Coordinator: Gayle Allard (PHD)
2. STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF ASSETS, PROPERTIES AND PROJECTS
Jeffrey SujarModule Coordinator
SUBJECTS
- STRATEGIC REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT. Subject Coordinator: Jorge Perez de Leza
- MANAGEMENT SKILLS. Subject Coordinator: Carl Kock (PHD)
- CORPORATE REAL ESTATE. Subject Coordinator: Alejandro Cremades
- PROPERTY PRACTICE. Subject Coordinator: Leticia Ponz
- PROJECT MANAGEMENT. Subject Coordinator: Jeffrey Sujar
- BUSINESS VALUATION. Subject Coordinator: Jorge Sena
3. THE URBAN CONTEXT
Juan Alayo AzcárateModule Coordinator
SUBJECTS
- CITY CONTEXT. Subject Coordinator: Juan Alayo Azcárate
- URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND LAND REGENERATION. Subject Coordinator: Marta Colás
- NEW CONSTRUCTION. DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT. Subject Coordinator: Gregorio Astengo
- SUSTAINABLE BUILDING RETROFIT. Subject Coordinator: Susana Rodríguez-Vilamor
4. THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK
Alfonso BenavidesModule Coordinator
SUBJECTS
- INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PRINCIPLES. Subject Coordinator: Alfonso Benavides
- URBAN AND ENVIRONMENT LEGAL FRAMEWORKS. Subject Coordinator: David Elshorst (PhD)
- FRAMEWORK AND STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPMENT. Subject Coordinator: Manuel Álvarez (PhD)
- SOCIAL AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING. Subject Coordinator: Francisco Campos León
- COMPARATIVE PRINCIPLES AND POLICIES. Subject Coordinator: Silvia López