Established in 1925, the University of Miami is a major researcher engaged in $324 million in research and sponsored program expenditures annually. The University comprises 11 schools and colleges serving undergraduate and graduate students in more than 180 majors and programs. The University Miller School of Medicine ranks number 43 on U.S. News and World Report's 2022 Best Medical Schools for Research and number 6 for Diversity.
Not only do we believe living in Miami provides students with a unique personal experience, but we also believe that an exceptional education goes beyond the confines of traditional classrooms. That's why we've strategically situated our campus in the vibrant UHealth District, offering our students a unique and enriching academic experience that extends far beyond textbooks and lectures.
Location Matters
Our campus is not just a collection of buildings; it's a dynamic learning environment strategically positioned in the heart of the UHealth District. This strategic location places our university at the epicenter of groundbreaking medical advancements, cutting-edge research, and innovative healthcare practices.
Real-World Exposure
By choosing the Department of Public Health Sciences, you are choosing more than a degree; you are selecting a front-row seat to real-world experiences. The UHealth District provides our students with unparalleled exposure to renowned medical institutions, industry leaders, and a diverse array of healthcare professionals. This proximity allows our students to witness, first-hand, the daily operations of world-class medical facilities and gain insights that go beyond the theoretical realm.
Research at Your Fingertips
Innovation is a cornerstone of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, and our location amplifies the research possibilities available to our students. Engaged in over $300 million in research, the UHealth District is a hub for cutting-edge medical research, and our students have the opportunity to collaborate with distinguished researchers, participate in groundbreaking studies, and contribute to advancements in healthcare.
