About the Program:

The Real Estate and Property Management program at Cleveland State University reflects the university’s strong partnerships with industry, offering an innovative curriculum designed to prepare the next generation of professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the field.

Careers in property management offer competitive entry-level salaries, strong benefits, and opportunities for bonuses and commissions. With nationwide demand, many employers recruit students and extend job offers prior to graduation.

What is Real Estate and Property Management?

Real estate and property management involves overseeing residential, commercial, and industrial properties, including apartments, single-family homes, condominiums, and retail centers. Property managers work on behalf of owners to maintain property value, ensure efficient operations, and generate income.

Find out how a career in real estate and property management can open doors.

Career Opportunities and Growth:

Click the link above to learn more about how real estate and property management  careers offer strong growth, diverse roles and real-world impact.

Academic Programs: 

• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Real Estate and Property Management prepares students to manage a variety of commercial, industrial and residential properties and real estate holdings. Students acquire knowledge in areas such as leasing policies/consulting, legal issues, marketing and management strategies, tenant relations, accounting, maintenance and communication. Click here to review the curriculum in the CSU Catalog
• Minor in Real Estate and Property Management for students interested in the field, the Minor provides coursework that will help them prepare for professional licenses such as CALP (Certified Apartment Leasing Professional), CAM (Certified Apartment Manager) and CPM (Certified Property Manager). Click here to review the courses required for a Minor in Property Management.
• The Real Estate and Property Management Certificate prepares students for the Ohio Real Estate Licensure exam and professional designations such as CAM or CPM, combining licensure readiness with a four-year degree for success in a growing industry. Click here to learn more about the required coursework.