Miami University in United States

Overview

Year founded

1809

Type

Public

Courses

Intake

Jan Aug

Type

Public

Scholarship

Population

Information not available

Female : Male

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Local : International

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Courses Offered

Architecture, Building and Planning 2

Computer Science and Information Technology 1

Applied and Pure Sciences 4

Humanities & Social Sciences 2

Accounting and Finance 5

Business and Management 2

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About Miami University

Nationally recognized as one of the most outstanding undergraduate institutions, Miami University is a public university located in Oxford, Ohio. With a student body of 16,000, Miami effectively combines a wide range of strong academic programs with the personal attention ordinarily found only at much smaller institutions.

Our focus on personal attention is enhanced through the study in selected disciplines by graduate students, who along with undergrads, participate with faculty in significant research and scholarship activities. Miami also offers vibrant residential and community-based programs involving students in life-enhancing activities that build leadership and develop citizenship, character, and lifelong friendships.

Along with an impressive number of opportunities to gain practical, hands-on experience, Miami is distinguished by a faculty who love to teach and mentor students. In fact, The 2016 U.S. News & World Report rankings recognize Miami as the second highest public university in the U.S. in the category of "Strong Commitment to Undergraduate Teaching." Only 19 national universities are noted for such commitment. Miami has appeared on this short, elite list since the inaugural year of the rankings in 2009, and has been in the top three among public universities for six years in a row. We believe that this commitment to teaching is demonstrated in our record of exceptional retention and graduation rates, which remain some of the highest in NCAA Division I schools.

Our graduates represent the more than 200,000 Miami alumni located around the globe, serving as professional and community leaders. To an extent envied by most other universities, our alumni maintain ties with their alma mater and stand ready to assist students and young graduates as they join the "Miami Family."

Additional information

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 students in 1824. Miami's reputation grew as quickly as its enrollment, and it became known as the "Yale of the West" for its ambitious liberal arts curriculum. Today, Miami consistently ranks among the nation's top public universities for the quality of teaching and overall student experience.

One of Miami University's most famous graduates was Benjamin Harrison, who later became a President of the United States. Professor William Holmes McGuffey revolutionized the education of generations of Americans when he conducted research for his Eclectic Readers series while teaching at Miami from 1826 to 1836. The "mother of fraternities," Miami was the founding site of four national fraternities: Beta Theta Pi, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Chi, and Phi Kappa Tau; as well as Delta Zeta sorority.

There are several libraries in Miami University which are King Library, BEST Library, Amos Music Library, Werts Art & Architecture Library, University Archives, Western College Memorial Archives, Rentschler Library, and Gardner- Harvey Library.

The Martin Fitness Center provides a safe, enjoyable, challenging and fun environment for students. Various fitness facilities can be found such as treadmills, machine weight, steppers, and so on.

Wide range of residence halls are available for students who wish to live in campus as well. Bed, desk and chair, dresser, closet, mirror, towel rack, wastebasket, internet connection will be provided in each room.

The main campus in Oxford, Ohio (35 miles north of Cincinnati) encompasses 2,138 acres and includes 188 buildings. Regional locations include Hamilton, Middletown, and West Chester, Ohio and the European Center in Luxembourg.

Miami University has an array of housing options on campus to meet the diverse needs and interests of our students. Miami requires first and second year students to live on campus, and also provides a limited number of spaces for third and fourth year students each year.

From our traditional corridor residence halls to apartment-style living, there’s something for everyone.

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