Begin or advance your career in real estate by earning UCLA Extension’s Real Estate Certificate. This 9-course program arms you with the information and skills needed to properly evaluate specific acquisitions, how to build operating and financial plans, and the “hands-on” details of managing investment properties. Students must take the 4 core classes, one fundamentals course, 2 courses in the field of concentration, 1 elective course, and 1 ethics course.

Requirements:

The prerequisite course, Real Estate Principles, may be waived based on professional experience or completion of an equivalent similar course at another institution. All courses to be applied toward this certificate program must be taken for a letter grade; a grade of C or better is required. Students receiving a grade of C- or lower must either repeat the course or confer with a Certificate Program Advisor to find a suitable substitute. Students must successfully complete Business Ethics at any time during the program.

Begin or advance your career in real estate by earning UCLA Extension’s Real Estate Certificate. This 9-course program arms you with the information and skills needed to identify and evaluate potential opportunities, to build a development plan, understand needed approvals and financing alternatives, how to develop for superior financial returns, and how to sustain planned future cash flows. Students must take the 5 core courses, 2 courses in the field of concentration, 1 elective course, and 1 ethics course.

Requirements:

The prerequisite course, Real Estate Principles, may be waived based on professional experience or completion of an equivalent similar course at another institution. All courses to be applied toward this certificate program must be taken for a letter grade; a grade of C or better is required. Students receiving a grade of C- or lower must either repeat the course or confer with a Certificate Program Advisor to find a suitable substitute. Students must successfully complete Business Ethics at any time during the program.

Begin or advance your career in real estate by earning UCLA Extension’s Real Estate Certificate. This 9-course program arms you with the information and skills needed for Real Estate Leasing/Brokerage whether your career plans relate to an independent agency, a large real estate brokerage team, or a real estate manager/director of a private company or public agency focusing on active management of real estate portfolios. Students must take the 5 core courses, 2 courses in the field of concentration, 1 elective course, and 1 ethics course.

Requirements:

The prerequisite course, Real Estate Principles, may be waived based on professional experience or completion of an equivalent similar course at another institution. All courses to be applied toward this certificate program must be taken for a letter grade; a grade of C or better is required. Students receiving a grade of C- or lower must either repeat the course or confer with a Certificate Program Advisor to find a suitable substitute. Students must successfully complete Business Ethics at any time during the program.

Begin or advance your career in real estate by earning UCLA Extension’s Real Estate Certificate. This 9-course program arms you with the information and skills needed to successfully invest in real estate properties and real estate focused companies (e.g. REIT’s). Typical investments for individuals and families include rental housing, strip shopping centers, office complexes, land for future development, and publicly traded real estate corporations. Students must take the 5 core courses in addition to 2 courses in the field of concentration, 1 elective course, and 1 ethics course.

Requirements:

The prerequisite course, Real Estate Principles, may be waived based on professional experience or completion of an equivalent similar course at another institution. All courses to be applied toward this certificate program must be taken for a letter grade; a grade of C or better is required. Students receiving a grade of C- or lower must either repeat the course or confer with a Certificate Program Advisor to find a suitable substitute. Students must successfully complete Business Ethics at any time during the program.