MSc Real Estate Finance

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I am interested in an MSc Real Estate Finance and am considering UWE Bristol and Oxford Brookes. Any first hand advice would be very welcome. Has anyone studied at either? I would like to go into the property investment sector afterwards.

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by SiggieLens71

I am interested in an MSc Real Estate Finance and am considering UWE Bristol and Oxford Brookes. Any first hand advice would be very welcome. Has anyone studied at either? I would like to go into the property investment sector afterwards.

Have you considered Cambridge, Bayes and Reading courses too ? They are good.
I'm sorry, I don't know much about the 2 unis you are considering.

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Hey!
Choosing the right MSc in Real Estate Finance can be a big decision, especially when looking at factors like industry accreditation, course structure, and career opportunities. Many programs offer a strong mix of theoretical knowledge and practical skills to help you navigate the property investment sector.
If you're exploring options, you might want to check out the University of Reading’s MSc Real Estate. It has a solid reputation, strong industry connections, and a well-rounded curriculum that covers investment strategies and market analysis.
📌 University of Reading - MSc Real Estate 🔗 https://www.henley.ac.uk/study/masters/msc-real-estate
At the end of the day, it’s all about finding the right fit for your career goals and learning style. Hope this helps, and good luck with your decision! 🚀
Shubham - UoR Uni Student Rep

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UWE Official Rep

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by SiggieLens71

I am interested in an MSc Real Estate Finance and am considering UWE Bristol and Oxford Brookes. Any first hand advice would be very welcome. Has anyone studied at either? I would like to go into the property investment sector afterwards.

Hi @SiggieLens71

Thank you for considering UWE Bristol for MSc Real Estate Finance! Here's our course page Real Estate Finance and Investment - MSc - UWE Bristol: Courses which gives you a great idea of what it's like to study the course here. In the careers section you can see that a lot of people go on to work in the property sector after studying this course 🙂

You'd be studying in the vibrant city of Bristol and on our popular Frenchay Campus which has a vast amount of facilities for a great student experience. Good luck with your research and I hope you enjoy your university experience!

Any questions just let me know 🙂

Thanks,

Courtney

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Sam Dexter

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by UniofReading

Hey!
Choosing the right MSc in Real Estate Finance can be a big decision, especially when looking at factors like industry accreditation, course structure, and career opportunities. Many programs offer a strong mix of theoretical knowledge and practical skills to help you navigate the property investment sector.
If you're exploring options, you might want to check out the University of Reading’s MSc Real Estate. It has a solid reputation, strong industry connections, and a well-rounded curriculum that covers investment strategies and market analysis.
📌 University of Reading - MSc Real Estate 🔗 https://www.henley.ac.uk/study/masters/msc-real-estate
At the end of the day, it’s all about finding the right fit for your career goals and learning style. Hope this helps, and good luck with your decision! 🚀
Shubham - UoR Uni Student Rep

Hi,

I'm currently looking at Reading University for the MSc Real Estate Finance, with a hopes of pursuing a career in the field.

My undergraduate degree was in Law with Accounting & Finance from Liverpool University. I understand your admission criteria dictates an undergraduate degree in a financial/quantitative field. Do you think my degree would meet this criteria, noting it was a 75/25 split between law and accounting & finance?

I graduated in 2022 and have 2 year experience working within a construction consultancy as a cost manager.

Thanks

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UniofReading

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by Sam Dexter

Hi,
I'm currently looking at Reading University for the MSc Real Estate Finance, with a hopes of pursuing a career in the field.
My undergraduate degree was in Law with Accounting & Finance from Liverpool University. I understand your admission criteria dictates an undergraduate degree in a financial/quantitative field. Do you think my degree would meet this criteria, noting it was a 75/25 split between law and accounting & finance?
I graduated in 2022 and have 2 year experience working within a construction consultancy as a cost manager.
Thanks

Good evening,

I am not 100% sure whether this undergraduate degree counts, but if you use the Ask Us a Question form, they can provide a confirmative answer for you.

Alternatively, you could contact the Admissions service, as they can advise on this.

I wish you all the best, and if you have any more questions, I am happy to help or signpost you to the correct place.

All the best,
Ella
BSc Ecology

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