Built on the pillars of data, decision-making, policy, and community, the part-time Master of Science in Real Estate and Infrastructure program prepares you to anticipate market shifts, influence policy, and make a meaningful impact on the communities you serve.
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MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure
Build the future of real estate
Details
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Fall, Spring Terms -
Part-time -
Online -
2-3 years -
30 Credits -
$2,060/credit**See full costs details. All students are considered for scholarships.
Benefits & Highlights
- Keep working while you grow: Earn your degree in a flexible format that fits your career and helps move you forward
- Build for the future: Build skills to understand the future of real estate and infrastructure with help from our expert faculty and industry leaders
- Invest in what’s next: Take the next step in your career with access to scholarships of up to $25,000
Who Should Apply
The part-time MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure program is designed for working professionals seeking to deepen their real estate expertise without pausing their careers.
Connect with a recruiter
Our recruiters are here to help you every step of the way with questions about the application process, curriculum, or how the part-time MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure program fits your career goals.
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Curriculum
The part-time Master of Science in Real Estate and Infrastructure curriculum is 30 credits. Students complete 16 credits of core courses, focusing on key trends shaping real estate today.
Core curriculum
REQUIRED COURSES
The forward-thinking curriculum is built on teaching functional skills through hands-on experiences to master critical real estate and infrastructure concepts and become change-makers driving what comes next in real estate.
- Business Communication
- Business Leadership and Human Values
- Design and Construction Feasibility
- Fundamentals of Real Estate Valuation and Investment
- Real Estate Market and Feasibility Study
- Real Estate Products and Emerging Trends
- Real Estate Products and Emerging Trends
- Statistical Analysis
Customize your experience
ELECTIVES
Choose seven electives in areas such as health care real estate, infrastructure development, commercial leasing, and more.
- Advanced Valuation and Investment Analysis
- The Evolution of Housing, Property, and Public Finance Policy
- Global Perspectives in Real Estate
- Health Care Real Estate
- Infrastructure Development for Sustainable Cities
- Net Zero Real Estate
- Project Finance and Public-Private Infrastructure Delivery
- Real Estate Capital Market Analysis
- Real Estate Funds and Portfolio Management
- Real Estate Investment and Development
- Real Estate Investment Trusts
- Selected Topics in the Real Estate Industry
- Smart Growth, Infrastructure, and Real Estate Development
- Strategic Commercial Leasing
- The Legal and Public Policy Landscape of Real Estate
- One Carey elective of your choice
Residencies
The program features an in-person residency of your choice. Gain hands-on experience and networking opportunities with Johns Hopkins alumni and experts in the industry.
Advantages of a Real Estate and Infrastructure degree
The Edward St. John Real Estate Program has been a leader in real estate education for more than 25 years, giving you the most up-to-date best practices and strategic insight from expert faculty.
Beyond the classroom
Annual Infrastructure Symposium
Carey’s real estate and infrastructure program hosts an annual Infrastructure Symposium. The event provides an in-depth look at infrastructure’s broad scope, highlighting its vital role in shaping society.
Real Estate Network
Build your network through the Carey Real Estate Advisory Board and Real Estate Alumni Network to develop industry connections and discuss opportunities for advancement.
”Carey taps into a professorship and faculty that has tremendous knowledge. The financing tools, the ability to put together structures that actually solve problems–I was able to take it almost immediately from the classroom into my professional work, which was really exciting."
Chris
Agorsor
Real Estate and Infrastructure ’17
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Admissions
Applicants are evaluated based on career goals, academic and/or professional background, and their ability to contribute to the cohort.
Unlock opportunities with various financial aid and scholarships, designed to make it easier to achieve your academic and career goals.
Financial aid opportunities:
- Merit-based scholarships
- Private scholarships
- Employer tuition assistance
- Private loans
- State or federal aid
- Completed online application
- Résumé (one page)
- Two essays
- One professional recommendation
- Official transcript(s)
- TOEFL IBT/IELTS/PTE/DET score (required for non-U.S. citizens whose undergraduate degree was not taught in English)
- GMAT or GRE score (optional)
- $100 nonrefundable application fee
Submit your application through the Johns Hopkins University-wide platform. Select Carey Business School as your preferred school and choose the upcoming fall term, then upload all required materials. Once we receive your completed application, our team will review your file and follow up with you on next steps.
More about the online part-time MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure application process
Application deadlines
| Application round | Candidate deadline | Decision release | Deposit deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | October 7th 2026 | Rolling | 4 weeks |
| Round 2 | November 11th 2026 | Rolling | 4 weeks |
| Round 3 | December 9th 2026 | Rolling | 4 weeks |
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