College of Business | Risk Management/Insurance, Real Estate & Business Law

DOCTORAL PROGRAM SUPPORT

The real estate program serves as a support area for doctoral students in risk management / insurance, finance, economics, and other areas interested in pursuing advanced studies in real estate. Real estate faculty members routinely serve on the doctoral committees of students pursuing a support area in real estate, related research, or as outside committee members.

The graduate real estate support area sequence (generally 9 credit hrs.) may be tailored to meet the specific interests of individual Ph.D. students. The program seeks to prepare students to teach real estate courses at other colleges and universities, and to engage students in real estate research issues. The program encourages and financially supports the presentation of doctoral student research at meetings of the real estate academic associations (e.g., American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA) and the American Real Estate Society (ARES)).

For more information, students should contact the department chair.

	Department of Risk Management/Insurance, Real Estate & Business Law	Location & Hours Address, RBA 313 M-F, 8am-5pm Map Contact send e-mail 850/644-4070 personnel


Department Home Risk Management/Insurance Bachelor's Program Master's Program in Risk Mgmt./Insurance Doctoral Program in Risk Mgmt./Insurance Real Estate Bachelor's Program MBA with a concentration in Real Estate Finance & Analysis Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development Doctoral Program Support Business Law Centers & Faculty Research Center for Insurance "Insurance Days" Student Placement Program Center for Real Estate Education & Research Real Estate Trends & Networking Conference Evan D. Jennings Executive Speaker Series Francis J. Nardozza Scholars Program	DOCTORAL PROGRAM SUPPORT The real estate program serves as a support area for doctoral students in risk management / insurance, finance, economics, and other areas interested in pursuing advanced studies in real estate. Real estate faculty members routinely serve on the doctoral committees of students pursuing a support area in real estate, related research, or as outside committee members. The graduate real estate support area sequence (generally 9 credit hrs.) may be tailored to meet the specific interests of individual Ph.D. students. The program seeks to prepare students to teach real estate courses at other colleges and universities, and to engage students in real estate research issues. The program encourages and financially supports the presentation of doctoral student research at meetings of the real estate academic associations (e.g., American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA) and the American Real Estate Society (ARES)). For more information, students should contact the department chair.