Educational and Psychological Studies
Students get a boost to expand their businesses
The third annual USTAAR Pitch Competition awarded $100,000 each to five promising student teams for their ingenious startup ideas and potential.
Monique Mahabir – Safe Haven Elder Care Initiative
Doctoral candidate Monique Mahabir launches the Safe Haven Elder Care Initiative to empower older adults and caregivers in Trinidad and Tobago.
Student Spotlight: Jada Garnett on Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Community Impact
Student Jada Garnett champions youth mental health through interdisciplinary collaboration and community impact.
Improving the world, one idea at a time
During a conference focused on humanizing artificial intelligence, six student teams from the School of Education and Human Development pitched business ideas aimed at helping pave a better future for today’s youth.
A community resource with a teaching mission
The University’s Institute for Individual and Family Counseling provides mental health services to the community while serving as a training hub for graduate students pursuing careers in counseling.
By Students, For Students: The Data Literacy Movement at University of Miami
Meet the Data Analytics and Intelligence for Social Impact (DAISI) student leaders driving ethical innovation and data literacy across the University of Miami.
Big ideas in 180 seconds
The 10th Annual Three Minute Thesis Competition showcased graduate students across the University of Miami presenting research in fields ranging from medicine and computer engineering to literature and marketing.
How AI is transforming academic research
Several University of Miami experts share how they use artificial intelligence in their work.
TransformED in Action: SEHD's Family Weekend Connects and Inspires
From a cozy 'cafecito' with the Dean to a dynamic alumni panel, the School of Education and Human Development showcased its commitment to student success and community during the University of Miami's annual Family Weekend.
Founder of online master’s in data analytics program celebrates first graduating class, plans for future
Soyeon Ahn, senior vice dean for academic and faculty affairs and vice dean for research in the School of Education and Human Development, plans to bring her experience as a 2025-26 ACE Fellow to connect new industry leaders to the program and expand opportunities for students.
Celebrating literacy and making sense of data in the digital age
A University of Miami program empowers students by leveraging their own unique backgrounds and lived experience to better understand data in the era of algorithms and artificial intelligence.
The History of the School of Education and Human Development
Established in 1929, the school began as a modest teacher education program and evolved into a comprehensive school offering programs designed to prepare future educators, researchers, and leaders in the fields of education, psychology, kinesiology, and research measurement.
Business intelligence manager levels up through UOnline’s master’s in data analytics
Kelvin Medina, one of the first graduates of the program, said he was looking to differentiate himself in a competitive job market before getting married in 2026.
New laboratory hopes to curb heart disease
Several studies are being conducted at the School of Education and Human Development to learn about the vascular health of various groups of people.
Shaping the Future of Higher Education: UM Leader Honored as an ACE Fellow
Dr. Soyeon Ahn, Vice Dean and Associate Dean for Research at the University of Miami’s School of Education and Human Development, has been named to the 2025–26 cohort of the American Council on Education (ACE) Fellows Program. This prestigious recognition highlights her leadership in higher education and her commitment to support faculty growth, empowerment, and excellence.
Nearly 60 million people in the US experience mental illness
The University of Miami School of Education and Human Development offers a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling program that is experiencing increased interest.
