Master of Science in Real Estate Management (MSc 2)

The real estate market has never been better, employing more than 230,000 people and with an estimated recruitment need of 3,000 managers per year excluding construction. The MSc Real Estate Management is built to train managers who are capable of taking on these functions and adapting to these perpetual evolutions. This training, in 1 or 2 years, trains students to the entire life cycle of real estate products: acquisition, sale, rental but also construction, promotion, financing, operational management, optimization of occupancy rate and renovation. The certification aims to respond to the evolution of the real estate and heritage management sector with key factors: control of the regulatory and ethical environment within the framework of a strengthening of the constraints imposed on companies; Strengthening management skills, data analysis and reporting in order to optimise the company’s performance; enhanced technical and managerial skills in a context where property and wealth management professionals face a diverse, better informed clientele and are often called upon to market complex products; niche technical skills that are sought after in the labour market: risk management, financial and real estate products, and increased regulation.

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• Direct entry to the second year (MSc 2, a one-year programme) requires at least four years of higher education: a validated Bac+4 such as a Master 1 or the first year of a business-school master's (240 ECTS credits or 120 US credits), normally in a field related to the MSc (several programme pages also accept students who are completing one)
• several finance MSc (e.g. Audit & Management Control, Financial Manager Banking & Insurance, Wealth Management) also ask for experience in that field. A three-year bachelor's degree plus three years' professional experience in the same field may be accepted instead, subject to the school's approval. Admission is by online application, review of the file and a motivation interview, followed by an admission letter, registration with a deposit, and the French student visa.

The official programme record lists English. It does not publish a programme-specific minimum language-test score, so no score is invented here.

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