Urban Resilient Redevelopment Graduate Certificate

The purpose of the Urban Resilient Redevelopment program is to provide a cost-effective, world class education and credential for current and aspiring real estate professionals to further their current discipline, or transition to planning or urban development with a resiliency focus. This Program consists of three 3-credit online courses and it runs for 10 months.

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All graduate certificate credits earned may be applied to requirements for our Master of Science in Construction Management and/or the Master of Urban and Regional Planning degrees. Current MSU undergraduates are eligible to apply to either graduate certificate program.

More information is available at the Registrar's Office: https://reg.msu.edu/academicprograms/ProgramDetail.aspx?Program=5451

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To register for the Urban Resilient Redevelopment Graduate Certificate program, please go to: https://online.msu.edu/programs/urban-resilient-redevelop.

 

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Program Contact(s):

Robert Aydukovic

Teaching Specialist and Program Director, Construction Management; Coordinator, Graduate Certificate Program
aydukov2@msu.edu
517-353-0781

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