Introduction to Real Estate for High Schoolers at University of Michigan
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Apply NowCurious how property shapes cities and careers? Join the University of Michigan summer course to explore real estate finance, law and market analysis, build real-world projects, visit sites and connect with industry pros—boost skills and stand out for uni or work.
This summer program at the University of Michigan introduces high school students (ages 14-18) to core real estate concepts across residential and commercial markets. The course covers fundamentals of real estate finance, law, and market analysis, and combines classroom learning with practical activities such as site visits and real-world projects guided by industry professionals.
Sessions are offered on-campus with both residential (boarding) and day options. Multiple session lengths are available (examples listed on the page include 2- and 3-week sessions in June and July 2026).
Students receive portfolio-building documentation on completion, including a Course Completion Certificate and a Letter of Recognition; some credit-bearing classes provide grade reports and transcript instructions. The program supports an international student community and provides campus housing, meals (for residential programs), supervised activities, shuttle support (additional fee), and medical insurance support for international participants.
Prospective students should complete the Summer Institute application to apply; an international registration fee applies to U. S. programs.
Course completion certificate (Summer Institute Michigan) and a letter of recognition; some courses may be credit-bearing with a grade report/transcript request option
June session — 3 weeks (boarding & day options)
June session — 2 weeks (boarding & day options)
July session — 2 weeks (boarding & day options)
Location
- Aged 14-18 (high school students)
- Complete the Summer Institute application to secure a place
- International students for U.S. programs pay an International Registration Fee (mandatory and non-refundable)
£3,345
Price varies by program type and duration. Examples listed: Boarding (3 weeks) £7,137; Day (3 weeks) £3,642; Boarding (2 weeks) £5,575; Day (2 weeks) £3,345. International registration fee for U.S. programs: $379 (residential) or $239 (commuter).
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