Bachelor in Real Estate (bachelor)

The undergraduate specialization in real estate at NYU Stern covers a broad range of institutional commercial real estate activities, including the study of financial instruments like Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and mortgage-backed securities (RMBS and CMBS), as well as real estate finance, valuation, and investment analysis. The curriculum also emphasizes real estate development, project entrepreneurship, data analytics, and global real estate markets. The programme's breadth is supported by the Chao-Hon Chen Institute for Global Real Estate Finance and the Stern Undergraduate Real Estate Club.

New York University Stern (Korea) brings NYU Stern School of Business-level teaching to South Korea, providing globally oriented business education within one of Asia’s most dynamic economic environments. Established as part of NYU’s global network, the Korea campus integrates rigorous business curricula with regional case studies, entrepreneurship initiatives and corporate partnerships to prepare students for international careers in finance, consulting and management.

The campus offers programs that emphasize leadership, analytic thinking and practical experience, leveraging NYU’s alumni network and internship pipelines across Asia and beyond. Students benefit from cross-cultural learning, access to global study-abroad options and collaborative projects that mirror real-world business challenges. Faculty combine academic research with industry engagement to deliver courses in finance, strategy, marketing and international business.

For international applicants, NYU Stern (Korea) provides targeted career services, corporate recruitment events and mentorship to support job placement in multinational firms and regional leaders. Graduates emerge with a global mindset, strong professional networks and applied business skills suited to both local markets and international opportunities. The Korea campus is a compelling option for students seeking a top-tier business education with direct exposure to Asia’s commercial landscape.