Undergraduate Business Education

Earning an undergraduate business degree at the University of Miami School of Business Administration opens up endless career opportunities for graduates.

The School’s innovative undergraduate business curriculum takes on a global perspective with hands-on real-world learning from day one, providing students with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in today's increasingly competitive economy.

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Global Perspective

Students and Faculty from Around the World

The best and brightest students from all over the U.S. and all over the world come here to learn from an internationally-recognized faculty in one of the world's most dynamic and diverse cities on the planet. Our diversity and the sense of inclusion students find here, coupled with numerous international learning opportunities, provide an unparalleled opportunity to gain global perspective. Hear about it from Riva Trivedi.

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World-Class Faculty

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Dhananjay Nanda

Professor, Accounting

Cecily D. Cooper

Associate Professor, Management

Patricia Abril

Vice Dean, Graduate Business Programs and Executive Education, and Professor, Business Law

Yongtao Guan

Department Chair and Leslie O. Barnes Professor, Management Science

Special Programs

Real-World Learning Opportunities

Students build real-world critical thinking skills through unique experiential learning programs, clubs and organizations such as the Hyperion Council. Hear about it from Alexa Coyle.

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Clubs and Organizations

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Women in Business

Open to the entire university, Women in Business holds bi-monthly meetings, brings unique speakers, and places a priority on community service.

Entrepreneurship Club

The Entrepreneurship club is open to all students interested in sharing ideas and exploring the world of business ownership. Local entrepreneurs serve as guest speakers and resources to the organization.

Financial Management Association

The Financial Management Association provides opportunities for professional interaction and promotes better understanding of basic and applied research and of sound financial practices to enhance the quality of education in finance.

Student Perspective

Meet Guadalupe Alvarez

Hear about the one-on-one attention, diversity, and opportunities to become a global citizen that Guadalupe Alvarez, who's from Armenia, has experienced as a business student.