Wednesday, September 10 | 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. ET | virtual

Get a firsthand look at what it's like to learn at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. Join us for a live virtual masterclass led by our senior lecturer for the MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure program, Seydina Fall. This session will focus on how to integrate Doughnut economics into real estate development, a framework for urban development that balances human well-being with ecological sustainability.

Doughnut Economics has gained significant traction globally for its potential to address crucial challenges in real estate, such as affordable housing and environmental degradation.

This masterclass offers a unique opportunity to: 

•  Experience the graduate-level classroom environment at Carey

•  Explore a real topic relevant to the MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure curriculum by examining how Doughnut economics can be applied to real estate development

•  See how our faculty bring theory to life with real-world insights into sustainable development

•  Ask questions and engage directly with the professor

It's more than a preview, it's a chance to experience the collaborative, real-world learning that defines a Carey education and see how you can build for what's next. Complete the form to register.