A private research university in South Florida offering nearly 350 academic programs across 12 schools and colleges, with over $492 million in annual research expenditures.
The University of Miami is a private research university founded in 1925, based in South Florida. It comprises 12 schools and colleges offering nearly 350 majors and programs across disciplines including marine science, engineering, education, and psychology. The institution enrolls more than 19,000 students and maintains a 94% first-year to sophomore retention rate.
As a member of the Association of American Universities - representing only 3% of four-year institutions nationwide - the university conducts substantial research activity, with annual research and sponsored program expenditures exceeding $492 million. This places it among the more research-intensive private universities in the United States.
The university emphasises personalised attention and mentorship, positioning itself as a vibrant and diverse institution with a focus on teaching, learning, and service. Employment spans academic, research, and administrative roles across its multiple schools and colleges, supported by a large-scale operational footprint in the South Florida region.
