The PhD in Real Estate and Urban Economics equips students for academic research careers in universities and applied research roles in industry and government agencies. The program is highly quantitative, offering strong foundations in financial and economic theory with advanced training in empirical methodologies. Students can specialize in areas such as real estate finance and investment, affordable housing, policy analysis, securitization, real estate capital markets, household finance, environmental economics, sustainable development, and international real estate markets.

Who Can Apply?
Applicants with backgrounds in economics, finance, urban studies, business, or related quantitative fields who are interested in pursuing advanced research in real estate and urban economics.

What is Covered?
Funding support may include:

• Graduate assistantships

• Fellowships

• Traineeships

• Financial aid provided by the Graduate School
  (Exact coverage may vary by program and year.)

Eligibility Criteria:

• Strong academic background in economics, finance, or quantitative disciplines

• Demonstrated research interests related to real estate or urban economics

• Analytical and quantitative skills

• Fulfillment of Graduate School admission requirements

How to Apply?

• Apply online through the Graduate School application portal

• Submit official transcripts, CV, statement of purpose, recommendation letters, and test scores (if required)

• Outline research interests and potential faculty mentors in your application

• Review department-specific requirements on the official program website

Deadline:

December 15