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Real Estate and Land Use Economics Concentration

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Real Estate and Land Use Economics

The objective of the Real Estate and Land Use Economics concentration is to prepare students for careers in areas such as commercial real estate finance, asset management, investment analysis, property management, appraisal, corporate real estate management, brokerage, development, as well as other real estate-related careers in the public and private sectors.

Effective January 1, 2026, RELU 3410 and RELU 3460, along with a third RELU elective course approved by the Nebraska Real Estate Commission (NREC) are required to meet the salesperson and broker pre-licensure education requirements for the salesperson and broker license exam.

Real Estate and Land Use Economics Concentration - 18 Hours

All of the Following Concentration Courses (9 Hours)

All of the Following Concentration Courses 9
RELU 3410 Real Estate Principles and Practices
RELU 4410 Basic Appraisal Procedures (^)
RELU 4440 Real Estate Development
Select 1 of the Following Concentration Courses 3
RELU 4390 Real Estate Investments (^)
RELU 4400 Residential Real Estate Finance (^)
Select 1 of the Following Concentration Courses 3
RELU 3430 Real Estate Brokerage and Sales (^)
RELU 3450 Property Management (^)
Select 1 of the Following Concentration Courses 3
RELU 2700 Real Property Rights and Ownership: Overcoming Barriers
RELU 3430 Real Estate Brokerage and Sales (^)
RELU 3450 Property Management (^)
RELU 3460 Real Estate Law (^)
RELU 4390 Real Estate Investments (^)
RELU 4400 Residential Real Estate Finance (^)
RELU 4440 Real Estate Development (^)
RELU 4500 Real Estate Independent Study (^)
RELU 4510 Real Estate Internship (^)
ECON 3300 Introduction to Econometrics (^)
ECON 4350 Business Intelligence and Reporting (^)
ENTR 3710 Entrepreneurial Foundations (^)
FNBK 3000 Financial Reporting and Analysis
FNBK 3400 Investment Principles and Practices (^)
FNBK 3500 Financial Markets (^)
FNBK 3650 Commerical Bank Management (^)
FNBK 4610 Portfolio Management (^)
MKT 4200 Consultative Selling Principles (^)

Strategically selecting your concentration elective may allow you to complete the coursework required for an additional concentration pathway. Work with your academic advisor to explore available options.


Approved Curriculum

UNO real estate classes are approvd by the Nebraska Real Estate Commission (NREC) and fulfill state real estate pre-licensure requirements.

  • View NREC pre-license education information.

UNO real estate curriculum and associated classes are approved by the Appraisal Qualification Board (AQB) and meet appraisal pre-licensure requirements.

  • View the AQB approval letter.

Real Estate and Land Use Economics Secondary Concentration

Students may earn a secondary concentration, as a supplement to another BSBA concentration, by completing 12 credit hours from the course options listed in the catalog.

View Real Estate and Land Use Economics secondary concentration details.

Real Estate and Land Use Economics Certificate

Students may earn a certificate by completing 15 credit hours of real estate courses.

View Real Estate and Land use Economics certificate details.

Real Estate and Land Use Economics Minor for Non-Business Majors

A minor in Real Estate and Land Use Economics is offered for students outside the College of Business and may be obtained by completing 12 credit hours of coursework.

View Real Estate and Land Use Economics Minor for Non-Business Majors details.

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Real Estate Program Receives AQB Approval

UNO is among just a handful of universities across the nation vetted by the Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB), established to recognize quality undergraduate and graduate real estate programs and attract qualified candidates to the appraisal profession.

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