Amanda Dunne Acevedo ’06 and Lindsey Barlag Thornton ’06 established their Chicago-based artistic partnership, Genesis, to ...

During your first year at Miami University, we recommend you explore career paths and determine your interests, values, and work preferences by completing key assessments. As a Miami student, you can ...

Miami University is one of the oldest public universities in the country, made possible by an ordinance signed by President George Washington in 1795. Chartered in 1809, Miami welcomed its first ...

Academic Affairs provides exceptional student learning through a breadth of colleges, schools, regional campuses, departments, programs, offices, and an international center that develops and ...

Miami University’s online graduate programs offer the same high-quality education, dedicated faculty, and strong support as their on-campus counterparts. Join a network of successful alumni leading in ...

Types of financial assistance available for graduate students include the Federal Direct Loan, the Federal Graduate PLUS Loan, private loans, and campus employment. To receive consideration for all ...

The Detroit Zoological Society (DZS) and Miami University have announced the first graduating class of a conservation-focused online master’s degree program from Miami. The degree offers experiential ...

The mission of the Center is to enhance and enrich pre-health education at Miami University by providing the resources, information, and support that enable students interested in a career in ...

Fall and Spring Semesters - 15-Weeks (14 instructional weeks + final exam week) Winter Term - 3-Weeks Summer Term - 12-Weeks Updated February 28, 2022. For the most effective printing, print from a ...

Cook Field is located on the northeast corner of State Route 73 and Patterson Avenue. As the only lighted grass field on campus, it is a great place to drop by and participate in various activities.