Topic: Miami Herbert Business School - School News
A big leap forward: Executive MBA jumps 14 spots into the top 50
The business school enters the national top 50 with one of the strongest gains this year.
Business Technology Department ranked No. 1 in the nation for research productivity
Research productivity in top information systems journals ranked No. 1 for first time in 2025.
MBA program soars 21 spots in Financial Times MBA Ranking
Largest year-over-year jump among U.S. business schools signals national and global momentum.
More than a degree: Why Forbes names Miami Herbert a top 15 college for career success
Miami Herbert's focus on early preparation, human skills, and personalized support has earned national recognition.
DBA vs. PhD in Business Administration: Which doctoral degree is right for you?
Miami Herbert professor and Executive D.B.A. director Angelika Dimoka explains the key differences, career outcomes, and research focus of two business doctoral programs.
Summer programs offer students new perspectives
There are 19 unique faculty-led study abroad programs offered this summer, and many are new. Students have just a few weeks left to apply.
University of Miami launches first physician-only program for emerging leaders
The three-month online program addresses critical gap in healthcare leadership development.
Miami Herbert soars through AMBA accreditation, reaffirming its triple-crown status
Fewer than 1% of business schools worldwide hold triple-crown accreditation from AMBA, AACSB, and EQUIS.
Sixty years after leaving UM, former Hurricanes pitcher graduates with the Class of 2025
At 82, John Siegler finishes his undergraduate degree and fulfills a lifelong dream.
Miami Herbert surges 18 places in Poets&Quants MBA rankings
The school now ranks No. 41 nationally, continuing its upward momentum in graduate business education.
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.
