Universities
CCIM’s University Alliance Program is designed to help your students and graduates achieve their real estate career goals. CCIM is the designation to pursue for professional education, networking opportunities, and industry-leading technology in the commercial and investment real estate field.
Qualifying Universities:
The CCIM Institute recognizes that graduate school programs in real estate often complement the respected CCIM education curriculum. The base criteria for partner universities include:
- Are Accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
- Have a graduate real estate degree: MS in Real Estate or MBA with a focus in real estate.
- That the program is a full-time/full-year program (longer than a 3-6 month certification program)
- Dedicated credit hours are real estate courses
University Fast Track Program:
The CCIM/University Fast Track Program is an initiative that allows graduates of real estate Master’s programs from prestigious institutions of higher learning to become a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) at an accelerated pace. The CCIM/University Fast Track initiative affords students of these university programs the opportunity to become part of the CCIM network of commercial real estate professionals, and take advantage of the technology and business resources available to CCIMs.
Current Participating Universities:
The following Universities have a recognized agreement in place for those individuals completing a specific Master’s Program (no exceptions):
- John
Hopkins University - Master of Real Estate Development
- Konkuk
University - Real Estate Development
- Massachusetts
Institute of Tech (MIT) - Master of Real Estate Development
- New
York University, RE Institute - Master of Science in RE with a Concentration
in Finance
- Texas
A&M University - Master of Real Estate Development
- University
of Cincinnati - Master of Real Estate Development
- University
of Denver, Burns School of RE - Master of Science in Real Estate
Construction Management
- University
of Florida - Master of Arts in Real Estate and Urban Analysis
- University
of Georgia - Master of Real Estate Development
- Georgia State University
- University of North Carolina - Charlotte
- University
of Southern CA, School of Policy, Planning, and Development - Master
of Real Estate Development
- University of St. Thomas - St. Paul, Minneapolis
- University
of Wisconsin, College of Business - Master of Business Administration