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Graduate Degree Programs at Florida International University

A WORLDS AHEAD COMMUNIT Y OF SCHOL ARS

With a community of over 8,000 graduate students joining us from all over the US and more than 120 countries across the globe, an academic network of world-renowned faculty and research scholars, and the city of Miami, a major international hub, your graduate career at FIU will provide

you with an opportunity to experience an open, entrepreneurial, innovative, and inclusive academic environment that fosters leading-edge research with a global impact.

Numbering more than 125,000, FIU graduates include many of Miami’s elite entrepreneurs, executives, Pulitzer Prize winning journalists, hotel and cruise line managers, social workers, urban planners, artists, engineers, politicians, scientists, and public school teachers. The value that your FIU graduate

degree brings to your academic and professional career can be seen in the great work that our graduates do every day, serving their communities here and ��

Earning your graduate degree at Florida International University (FIU) means joining a community of scholars whose cutting-edge research pushes the frontiers of knowledge. It means working with faculty members whose innovative

scholarship places FIU among the top ranks of America’s leading research universities.

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FIU offers a wealth of opportunities for discovering new knowledge through the use of our outstanding research resources and facilities. In our colleges, schools, multidisciplinary research centers, and laboratories, FIU professors and graduate students come together to

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Supported by awards exceeding as much as $100 million for research projects, FIU faculty look to identify students whose ideas and insights will contribute to the university’s proactive research mission, ensuring that FIU remains a model of progress that continues to utilize its research

for social and economic impact in communities throughout the city, across the nation, and around the world.

From our computing facilities to our engineering campus to our world-class laboratories, FIU offers outstanding resources

for research. The libraries at Modesto A. Maidique and Biscayne Bay Campuses house more than one million volumes, along with

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A WORLDS AHEAD COMMUNIT Y OF SCHOL ARS

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The larger of FIU’s two main campuses, the 342-acre Modesto A. Maidique Campus (MMC) is home to most of the university’s college and school divisions. This main campus is home to the eight-story Steven Green Library, the Wertheim Performing Arts Center, the Frost Art Museum, the International Hurricane Research Center, and the university’s athletic facilities, such as the FIU Stadium and the U.S. Century Bank Arena.

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The College of Architecture + The Arts is comprised of the School of Architecture, the School of Art and Art History, the School of Music, the Department of Theatre, and the Communication Arts Department. With programs that focus on art, design, and performance, the College occupies a distinct position in the diverse urban setting of South Florida by combining career preparation with the ��J��

The College’s faculty, staff, students, and alumni add dimensions of experience to the traditional concepts of the disciplines, and they participate in interdisciplinary collaboration to encourage creativity and the exchange of knowledge. The College is devoted to the value of the human mind and its creative spirit.

Connecting with the wide range of programs and resources within the university and the broader community, students collaborate with world-class institutions such as the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, the Wolfsonian-FIU Museum, the Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum, and the Università degli Studi di Genova in Italy.

The College continues to extend the traditional boundaries of education to meet the contemporary challenges of a global economy that produces a remarkably rich environment for study.

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CER T I F I C ATE PROGRAMS

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COLLEGE OF ARCH I TECTURE AND THE AR T S

Graduate students in the College of Arts & Sciences pursue knowledge through research, scholarship, creative work, and publication. The College of Arts & Sciences offers 42 graduate degrees across ��Q�� #�� #��

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Chapman Graduate School is ranked #1 for most diverse school (2012) according to Bloomberg Businessweek.

If you are preparing for a leadership position in business or to become a successful entrepreneur in today’s rapidly-changing, technology-driven global business environment, there is no better place to move ahead than at the Chapman Graduate School of Business. With expert research faculty with a commitment to teaching, and an impressive physical infrastructure that includes the latest technology and multi-media classrooms, the Chapman Graduate School of Business is the leading business school in South Florida.

Business Week has rated Chapman among the top 15 percent of all internationally accredited business schools in the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, and U.S. News & World Report

ranked the School of Business among the top 25 in the U.S. for international business. Courses are avail-�� #��X�� +��

We are proud of our recognition as one of the leading international business schools in the world and are committed to continuously enhancing the leadership, entrepreneurial outlook, and technological skills demanded by top employers. Our distinguished faculty and our intimate connections with leading global corporations allow us to deliver on this promise.



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CHAPMAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUS INESS

Alexandre Lopes, a special education doctoral student at FIU, was Florida’s 2013 Teacher of the Year.

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Engineers and information technologists lead the list of professionals who are most in demand. ]��Z<^�� #�� academic recruiters. Major companies that employ our graduates include Beckman Coulter, Boston /� �� #�+��9��#�+�� #�_��`�_��#�{�� +�� #�=��#�|��Grumman, Ford, Lucent, Hewlett Packard and United Technologies. FIU offers students the opportunity to excel in a culturally diverse environment and become better prepared to enter the global market upon graduation.

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College faculty members have expertise in a variety of areas such as protein engineering, biomaterials, materials process modeling, electro-optic materials, nano-magnetics, and nano-structured materials.

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