Bachelor of Real Estate Management

Core knowledge requirements (75 credits)

Either BUSI 111, BC Real Estate Property Law and Real Estate Ethics (3) or BUSI 112, Canadian Real Estate Property Law and Real Estate Ethics (3)

• BUSI 221, Real Estate Finance in a Canadian Context (3)
• BUSI 300, Urban and Real Estate Economics (3)
• BUSI 330, Foundations of Real Estate Appraisal (3)
• BUSI 331, Real Estate Investment Analysis and Advanced Income Appraisal (3)
• BUSI 400, Residential Property Analysis (3)
• BUSI 401, Commercial Property Analysis (3)
• ENGL 1101, Composition (3)
• STAT 1201, Introduction to Probability and Statistics (3)
• CMNS 1291, Introduction to Professional Writing (3)

Either ECON 1901 Principles of Microeconomics (3) or BUSI 100, Micro Foundations of Real Estate Economics (3)

Either ECON 1951, Principles of Macroeconomics (3) or BUSI 101, Capital Markets and Real Estate (3)

• FNCE 2121, Financial Management (3)
• ACCT 2211, Financial Accounting (3)
• ACCT 2251, Management Accounting (3)
• ACCT 2251, Management Accounting (3)
• ECON 2331, Economic and Business Statistics 2 (3)
• MIST 2611, Management Information Systems (3)
• ORGB 2811, Organizational Behaviour (3)
• HRMN 2821, Human Resource Management (3)
• BLAW 2911, Commercial Law (3)
• CMNS 3241, Advanced Professional Communications (3)
• IBUS 3511, International Business (3)
• MNGT 3711, Business Ethics and Society (3)

Specialization requirements (12 credits)

Twelve credits of 400-level DULE courses (to meet the requirements of one of the DULE real estate specializations: appraisal, assessment, management, development)

Elective requirements

21 credits of business, real estate or approved related electives (to complete the 51 upper-level credits required for graduation)

Student responsibility

Consult with your program advisor to ensure that the courses you select can be applied toward the program requirements of your chosen credential.

Also, before you register in a course not listed on the OL website, you must apply for a letter of permission. Otherwise, you may find that either course credits cannot be applied to your program or you must pay a transcript reassessment fee.