UM Campuses

The Coral Gables Campus, the main campus of the University of Miami, offers a wide array of academic programs across various disciplines. As the central hub for undergraduate and graduate education, it is home to most of the university's schools and colleges, providing a vibrant and diverse learning environment.

• Arts and Sciences: Comprehensive programs in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, fostering critical thinking and research skills.
• Business: The Miami Herbert Business School offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in areas such as finance, marketing, and management.
• Engineering: Cutting-edge programs in biomedical, civil, and mechanical engineering, preparing students for innovative careers.
• Education and Human Development: Focused on teaching, psychology, and kinesiology, with an emphasis on community impact.
• Communication: Programs in journalism, media management, and public relations, equipping students for dynamic media careers.
• Music: The Frost School of Music provides world-class training in performance, composition, and music business.
• Architecture: Offers degrees in design and urban planning, emphasizing sustainable and creative solutions.

This campus serves as the heart of the University of Miami's academic and cultural activities, with state-of-the-art facilities, research centers, and a commitment to interdisciplinary learning. Students benefit from a tropical setting that enhances both academic and extracurricular experiences, making it a unique place to pursue higher education.

The Miller School of Medicine Campus, located in Miami’s Health District, is the primary hub for medical education and research at the University of Miami. This campus is dedicated to training future physicians, scientists, and healthcare professionals through innovative programs and cutting-edge facilities.

• Medicine (MD Program): A rigorous curriculum that combines clinical training with research opportunities at affiliated hospitals like Jackson Memorial Hospital.
• Biomedical Sciences: Graduate programs focusing on molecular biology, neuroscience, and cancer research, fostering groundbreaking discoveries.
• Public Health: Master’s and doctoral programs addressing global health challenges through epidemiology and health policy studies.
• Physical Therapy: A Doctor of Physical Therapy program emphasizing rehabilitation sciences and patient care.
• Nursing: Through affiliations with the School of Nursing and Health Studies, offers advanced training in clinical and community health.
• Medical Research: Interdisciplinary research initiatives in areas like diabetes, oncology, and infectious diseases, supported by state-of-the-art labs.

The campus benefits from its proximity to leading medical institutions, providing students with unparalleled clinical exposure and research opportunities. It is a cornerstone of the University of Miami’s mission to advance healthcare and improve lives through education, innovation, and service to the community.

The Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science Campus, located on Virginia Key, is a specialized campus of the University of Miami dedicated to the study of marine and atmospheric sciences. Its unique waterfront location provides direct access to Biscayne Bay, making it an ideal setting for hands-on research and education in ocean and climate sciences.

• Marine Biology and Ecology: Programs focusing on marine ecosystems, conservation, and biodiversity, with field research opportunities.
• Oceanography: Studies in physical, chemical, and biological oceanography, addressing global ocean challenges.
• Atmospheric Sciences: Research and education on weather patterns, climate change, and atmospheric dynamics.
• Marine Geosciences: Exploration of seafloor geology, coastal processes, and sedimentology through advanced technology.
• Aquaculture: Innovative programs in sustainable fish farming and marine resource management.
• Environmental Science and Policy: Interdisciplinary studies combining science with policy to address environmental issues.

The campus features specialized facilities like research vessels, laboratories, and the Experimental Fish Hatchery, supporting cutting-edge studies in marine and atmospheric fields. Students and faculty contribute to global efforts in climate research, marine conservation, and sustainable practices, leveraging the campus’s strategic location near coral reefs and oceanic currents.