MIT Center for Real Estate MSRED Extended Open House مركز معهد ماساتشوستس للتكنولوجيا للعقارات MSRED البيت المفتوح الموسع

MIT Center for Real Estate MSRED Extended Open House

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MIT Center for Real Estate MSRED Extended Open House

Want to earn your master’s degree in real estate development (MSRED) from MIT? Our multidisciplinary master’s program investigates every field that impacts the real estate industry and is built on three intellectual pillars: Finance and Economics; Design and Development; Sustainability and Technology.

The MSRED Program hosts an extended open house on-campus each year during the month of October. This immersive experience allows prospective applicants to sit-in on classes, participate in information sessions, speak with current students, faculty, and staff, and get an in-depth glance at life as an MSRED student at the Center for Real Estate. The Fall MSRED Extended Open House will be held October 23-25, 2023.

We look forward to your participation in this annual event, and to introduce you to all the Center has to offer. Some of the events being held are listed below, full events schedule coming soon.

  • An Information Session, which will provide an overview of the MSRED curriculum, faculty, career development, and admissions requirements
  • Opportunities to meet with a faculty member
  • An evening Admissions Process Panel, featuring current students and recent alumni
  • CRE & Affiliated Labs presentation(s)
  • The opportunity to meet with a member of the academic administration team

There is no charge attend this event.

Registration

Registration space is limited and fills up quickly. RSVPs will be handled in the order they are received. For any questions, please email cre-info@mit.edu.

To learn more about the MSRED Program, including current students, faculty, curriculum, tuition & fellowships, student life and more, please check out our education pages for a wealth of information.

Physical Location

MIT Center for Real Estate
105 Massachusetts Avenue
Samuel Tak Lee Bldg. 9-343
Cambridge, MA 02139

Click here to learn more.

 

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