Degree Program for Real Estate Professionals
This module covers the legal and tax framework in Switzerland that applies to real estate investments.
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The module covers classical valuation concepts and gives participants a solid understanding of the approaches used in this area.
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The module offers a comprehensive overview of the importance of real estate markets with a clear focus on Switzerland.
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The module addresses the most important portfolio optimization approaches and provides the theoretical basis for integrating real estate into a multi-asset portfolio.
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This module examines the background of real estate financing, including mortgage financing, and its application in accordance with customer needs.
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The module provides in-depth knowledge on the use of real estate indices in the context of valuations as well as fundamentals of portfolio management.
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The module expands on the content covered in Real Estate Portfolio Management with a practical focus on the tax aspects of real estate.
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Minor program changes and rearrangements are reserved.
This degree program focuses on the most important topics in the real estate business. You will expand your knowledge in the areas of real estate valuation, real estate portfolio management, and real estate financing.
The content is taught using practical examples and selected guest speakers. Upon successful completion of the program, you will receive a certificate from the University of Bern.
Please note that courses and dates can be subjects to change.
The classroom instruction is followed by a written examination at two-week intervals after each course block. The exams are conducted in electronic form, independent of location.
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The course is aimed at experienced specialists from the real estate and financial world, for example banks, insurance companies, and pension funds.
Participants have:
Rochester-Bern decides which candidates to admit.
The fee for the seven modules of the CAS in Banking is CHF 13,900, which is invoiced directly through IAZI.
The program costs include program participation, course material, lunch on course days, and refreshments during breaks. Participants are responsible for any overnight expenses.
It is possible to complement this course of study with further Rochester-Bern programs on a modular basis within five years. In this way, a “DAS (Diploma of Advanced Studies) in General Management” can be acquired with one further CAS program (and a final thesis) within five years, or a “MAS (Master of Advanced Studies) in General Management” with four further CAS programs (and a final thesis).
Send your curriculum vitae, letter of motivation, letter of recommendation from a supervisor, diploma/grade sheet of the most recent major education to: programs@rochester-bern.com.
After a successful review of your documents, someone from Rochester-Bern Executive Programs or IAZI AG will contact you about the next steps.
The information events for the CAS Real Estate Finance are listed on the IAZI page.