Topic: Business
Management faculty among nation’s most productive researchers
The Department of Management ranks No. 9 in the country for top-journal publications per faculty member in the latest TAMUGA Rankings.
Business School doubles its ranks among the world's most influential researchers
Fifteen faculty members made Stanford and Elsevier's 2026 World's Top 2% Scientists list, more than twice as many as in 2023. Every faculty member recognized for 2025 impact ranks in the top 1 percent of researchers worldwide.
‘Peak Life’ on the French Riviera
University of Miami Business School students learn business across cultures in Antibes.
Business School graduate programs earn top U.S. rankings, climb sharply in QS International Trade Rankings 2027
Global Executive M.B.A. ranks No. 4 in the U.S. and No. 8 worldwide after climbing six spots. Master of International Business ranks No. 2 in the U.S. and rises 11 spots to No. 13 worldwide.
Work with AI, don’t fear it
Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of Citadel, discussed artificial intelligence, the future of work, economic growth and the importance of lifelong learning during a Cobb Leadership Lecture Series fireside chat at the University of Miami.
Party leaders widening Washington's political chasm
New research co-authored by a University of Miami Business School professor finds that party discipline, more than personal ideology, is fueling gridlock on Capitol Hill.
Business School earns best-ever U.S. News ranking, breaks into top 40
University of Miami Business School rises to No. 39 nationally in U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 undergraduate business rankings.
National honors spotlight Business Law faculty scholarship and leadership
Ann Olazábal and Joseph Avery of the University of Miami Business School earned national recognition from the Academy of Legal Studies in Business.
When equity appeals inspire giving, what they signal matters
University of Miami Business School research finds that equity labels can increase donations to classrooms serving disadvantaged students, but the benefit depends on the type of disadvantage highlighted and who the donors are.
University of Miami mentoring program celebrates milestone
The FORGE program, developed by the Business School, focuses on growing the next generation of leadership in corporate America.
Building stronger financial futures
Drawing on personal experience, professional achievement, and a shared belief in the power of education, Alan and Zoraida Harriet have established an endowment to strengthen financial literacy.
More frequent cannabis use linked to poorer mental health
Research co-authored by a University of Miami Business School professor links more frequent cannabis use to fewer days of good mental health, particularly among men.
