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Master of Science in Real Estate and Infrastructure Employment Outcomes

Employment outcomes for Master of Science in Real Estate and Infrastructure graduates

Students in the Edward St. John Real Estate Program have gone on to start or advance their real estate careers as investment analysts, asset management and acquisition advisers, fund managers, consultants, construction managers, planners, and others. These are just some of the roles in the real estate industry where you can find and connect with Carey alumni in the Washington, D.C. region, around the U.S., and across the globe.

Masters of Science in Real Estate and Infrastructure Graduate Class Profile

Learn about our class profile*.

  • 715 average GMAT score
  • 50 percent male / 46 percent female
  • 3.15 average undergraduate GPA
  • 3.1 average years of full-time work experience
  • 42 percent of students from the U.S.

*Fall 2021 incoming class

EXPLORE THE MASTER OF SCIENCE IN REAL ESTATE AND INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM

A world map showing average salaries by region, with North America reporting $63,951 and Asia reporting $45,496

Average Base Salary* for Master of Science Graduates by Region

* 3-year average base salary for 2017-2020 graduating classes
** Salaries in Asia tend to be lower than in the United States, due to a lower cost of living and a bonus structure customary to Asia, where a large bonus is offered yearly but is not guaranteed

Our Master of Science in real estate and infrastructure accepted jobs in these industries: 16.7% in Education, 83.3% in Real Estate.
Our Master of Science in real estate and infrastructure graduates accepted jobs with these functions: 80.0% in Finance, 20.0% in General Management.

Our graduates go places

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