Green Real Estate Minor

https://colsa.unh.edu/natural-resources-environment/program/minor/green-real-estate

The green real estate minor will include the basic fundamentals of real estate (a class which is accredited by the New Hampshire Real Estate Commission). Students will learn about local and regional planning, environmental economics and market forces, and environmental issues as they pertain to real estate. In addition, students may choose complementary classes, such as architecture, surveying, land design, soils, wetland delineation, law, etc.

Academic policies related to Minors.

The minor consists of completing five courses (18-20 credits), with a minimum grade of C- or better in each course, and maintain a 2.0 average or better.

Required Courses
CEP 508Applied Community Development4
CEP 672Fundamentals of Real Estate4
CEP 673Green Real Estate4
Electives
Select a minimum of 8 credits from the following:8
Surveying and Mapping
Building Information Modeling
Site Design and Project Development
Introduction to Sustainable Engineering
Environmental Life Cycle Assessment
Green Building Design
Energy and Environment
Contemporary Conservation Issues and Environmental Awareness
Principles of Sustainability
Introduction to our Energy System and Sustainable Energy
Land Economics Perspectives: Uses, Policies, and Taxes
Economics of Sustainability
Critical Issues in Sustainability: Sustainability as an Abundance Paradigm
and Critical Issues in Sustainability: Sense of Place
Rural and Regional Economic Development
Systems Thinking for Sustainable Solutions
Advanced Topics in Sustainable Energy
Note: The following classes are restricted to Paul College majors only
Financial Policy
Investments Analysis
Real Estate Finance
Topics in Management II
Total Credits20