Membership Benefits

The Wharton Undergraduate Real Estate Club is excited to announce its redefined membership program. In an effort to promote engagement and offer a more unique experience to its members, the club is asking all interested students to complete the WUREC Membership Signup.

Through a process of reflection and feedback, we feel that students with a passion for real estate will be best served through a program with defined responsibilities, clear structure and standards, and select opportunities tailored to those with active membership status.


While the club will continue to offer its events to the broader extracurricular community, the following benefits will be reserved for those who register and fulfill the requirements, as specified in the membership form. 

  • “Meet the Board” coffee chats 

  • Access to our MBA Mentorship Program

  • Opportunity to contribute articles to the WUREC blog

  • Consideration for Trek visits

  • Zell-Lurie Center Resume Book and Mentorship Program

  • Networking events

  • Recruiting Email Hotline (48-Hour Response Time) - ask.wurec@gmail.com

We appreciate your interest in the club and look forward to delivering a memorable and valuable experience. 

WUREC does not require membership dues, however, certain club-related events such as treks, may require contribution.

Recruiting Info

WUREC recruits every fall and spring via Penn Clubs

The following committees offer positions each fall:

  • Treks — Treks Committee organizes small group trips to top real estate firms and property sites throughout the year. Some recent Trek highlights have included NYC, Philadelphia, Dubai and Chicago.

  • Speakers — Speakers Committee hosts in-person speaker series / panels designed to expose university students to real estate insights from industry leaders; led by 2 WUREC representatives. In the past, we’ve hosted speakers from Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, PJT as well as real estate CEOs incl. Ben Ashkenazy and Charles Kushner.

  • Careers — The Careers Committee is responsible for liaising with firms interested in recruiting Wharton students/increasing their presence on campus. Duties include facilitating job opportunity communications, organizing info sessions, and maintaining relations with real estate companies.

  • Communications — The Communications Committee shapes the clubs external image: podcast, blogs, listserv, text messages, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

  • Internal — The Internal Committee organizes all club social events and manages the WUREC recruiting process. The committee also leads all membership-related activities, including the GBM program, and serves as a liaison to the Zell-Lurie Center.

  • The Institute — The Institute Committee focuses on teaching a holistic curriculum to all WUREC members that covers a broad range of real estate basics, including RE excel financial modeling, and qualitative asset valuation.