Topic: Miami Herbert Business School - School News
Miami Herbert ranked No. 1 in the South for undergraduate entrepreneurship
Princeton Review again places the program among the nation’s best, ranking it No. 16 in the U.S. for 2026.
Miami Herbert’s Florida 50 Index marks steady growth, highlighting state’s expanding corporate strength
Year-to-date rise underscores momentum of Florida-headquartered companies across major industries.
Miami Leadership Challenge immerses graduate students in 24-hour crisis simulation
Student teams develop executive-level decision-making skills as they navigate real-time pressure from C-suite leaders and journalists.
Miami Herbert launches free financial literacy workshops
Funded by alumnus Paul Cutler, the new series will teach financial basics to the community while offering Miami Herbert students real-world experience.
Miami Herbert graduate programs break into the top 5
The Global Executive M.B.A. and Master’s in International Business programs soar to top 5 in the nation, signaling strong global momentum.
MBA students continue Miami Herbert’s upward momentum
Record GPA, rising selectivity, and global diversity mark the fall 2025 full-time M.B.A. cohort.
Understanding problems tougher than solving them
Miami Herbert economist’s mobile app reveals insight into how people approach challenges.
Miami Herbert achieves best-ever U.S. News undergraduate ranking
Miami Herbert earned its highest placements to date in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 rankings, climbing 12 spots overall and earning top marks in real estate, international business, and economics.
Miami Herbert earns high marks in latest Niche rankings
The 2026 rankings showcase Miami Herbert’s academic strength in accounting and finance.
Bomnin family’s generous gift expands access to business education
Endowed scholarship will support Miami-Dade students from families of first responders and military, expanding access to a Miami Herbert education.
America’s divisions causing workplace dysfunction
Miami Herbert study examines how moralized social issues are disrupting workplace productivity and fueling internal conflict.
