Miami and the Americas

It's the place to be for international business.

When you study here, you're ideally positioned to immerse yourself in international business. More than 1,000 multinational companies call Miami-Dade County home. A thriving air- and sea-cargo business, as well as undisputed status as the "Cruise Capital of the World" make Miami a global logistics and transportation hub. The county is among the top 10 large metropolitan areas with the strongest projected growth (USA Today, 2003).

Feel the Latin beat.

Miami is recognized as the "Best City for Doing Business in Latin America" for the third year in a row (AméricaEconomía, 2005), and Miami International Airport is ranked number one for flights to Latin America and the Caribbean, offering more than all other U.S. airports combined.

Enjoy the zesty culture and the sunny skies.

Our Miami location enables you to enjoy the international, urban, and ethnic richness of South Florida's diverse culture. Our tropical weather (with an average January temperature of 68.1 degrees F) means you can enjoy year-round sporting and recreational activities—from boating and water sports to tennis and golf.