A Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Real Estate Law provides students with a solid foundation in real estate law, as well as in key areas such as real estate finance, residential and commercial leasing, land use, and affordable housing, as well as various areas such as environmental law, corporate law, tax, and related legal fields. The 24-credit program can be completed in as few as two semesters, although students can also choose to take the Master on a part-time basis. The program is intended for attorneys looking to deepen their understanding of real estate law or to open up new career opportunities in real estate.<br>Classes include Real Estate Transactions, Real Estate Finance, Real Estate Drafting, Commercial Finance-Secured Transactions, Affordable Housing Law Practice & Policy, the Community Economic Development Clinic, Cooperatives and Condominiums, Environmental Law, Land Use Law, Land Use and Real Estate Development Skills, the Law of the City of New York, and many others. International students will also take courses to acclimate them with the U.S. legal system and practice.