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The University of Miami School of Business is a comprehensive business school, offering undergraduate business, full-time MBA, Executive MBA, MS, PhD and non-degree executive education programs. One of 12 colleges and schools at the University of Miami, the School is located in a major hub of international trade and commerce and acclaimed for the global orientation and diversity of its faculty, students and curriculum. The School delivers its programs at its main campus in Coral Gables as well as at locations across Florida and abroad.
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Recent News
Feb22
Industry Titan Sam Zell Headlines University of Miami Real Estate Impact Conference
The Schools of Business and Architecture hosted the University's inaugural Real Estate Impact Conference in February, inviting industry leaders to explore key trends in Miami and abroad.
Feb21
Surprise Classroom Visit by Former President Bill Clinton Wows Students
On a Presidents' Day students will never forget, former President Bill Clinton — whose administration was responsible for a number of health care achievements - replaced UM President Donna Shalala as teacher for a day at the School's Storer Auditorium, lecturing to her students on a variety of health care-related issues.
Feb21
Management Professor is World's No. 1 International Business Scholar; University Ranked No. 2 in the World
Yadong Luo, Emery Findley Distinguished Chair and professor of management, is the world's foremost international business scholar according to the results of a study recently published in the Management International Review. The same research article ranks the University of Miami No. 2 in the world for international business research.
Feb17
University Launches Momentum2 Campaign; School of Business to Fund Expansion of Programs, Student and Faculty Support, and Facility Enhancements
The University of Miami has announced Momentum2: The Breakthrough Campaign for the University of Miami, which will raise a towering $1.6 billion by the year 2016, transforming the face of a still-young institution.
Feb16
School’s Director of Health Sector Programs to Business Leaders in Puerto Rico: Much More Controversy over Health Care Reform Ahead
Steven Ullmann, director of the School’s programs in health sector management, offered insight about the historic legislation as a keynote speaker at the Puerto Rico Health & Insurance Conference 2012: Economic Transformation in Health, which was co-hosted by the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce and the School of Business.
Upcoming Events
Feb 13 - Mar 07
In the seventh Ethics Film Series, Adrienne Arsht and UM Ethics Programs, the School of Communication, and the University of Miami Alumni Association present a variety of provocative films followed by lively debate.
Feb 23
The CFO Alliance invites you to join your CFO peers for an interactive breakfast discussion which will explore lessons in acquisition strategy.
Feb 23
All School of Business students are invited to join our law roundtable featuring a panel discussion and Q&A with School of Business mentors.
Feb 23
Grace Under Pressure: The Secrets of Elegant Success
Join the National Association of Women MBAs South Florida for an intimate panel discussion with three of Florida's most powerful MBA women on their personal and professional success.
Feb 25
INFORMS Optimization Society Conference: Plenary Session with Manoj Saxena, IBM Watson
Join Manoj Saxena, General Manager of IBM Watson Solutions, in an engaging discussion of how IBM Watson can fundamentally transform the way businesses and individuals make decisions.
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Facts and Stats
Miami is the home of more than 1,400 multinational companies.
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from a Student
Carl Mbao
Economics
“When I was in high school, I was looking to study abroad and go to a new place where I could find diversity and also learn something about a new culture. It turned out Miami and the University of Miami was the place to be.”
