Innovating to Lead the Way

The business landscape is ever-evolving, and we don’t believe keeping pace with environmental shifts is enough We seek to prepare our students to lead and succeed in any work environment, so our curriculum must be forward thinking and innovative . We are constantly scanning the business environment and consulting with our industry partners to ensure our students develop the knowledge and skills to meet both today’s market needs and those of the future .

Our most recent curricular innovations include:

• Engineering Management with a Concentration in Entrepreneurship, a collaboration between the department of entrepreneurship and the College of Engineering and Computing;

• Tech Entrepreneurship Fellows Program, a collaboration between the department of entrepreneurship and the department of emerging technologies in business and design within the College of Creative Arts;

• Real Estate major offered by the department of finance;

• Real Estate minor offered by the department of finance;

• Information and Cybersecurity Management major offered by the department of information systems and analytics;

• Business Analytics major offered by the department of information systems and analytics;

• Analytics co-major offered by the department of information systems and analytics;

• Cybersecurity Management for Accountancy certificate, a collaboration between the department of information systems and analytics and the department of accountancy;

• M .S . in Business Analytics (MSBA)—offered by the department of information systems and analytics:

- Graduate Certificate in Analytics

- Graduate Certificate in Advanced Business Analytics

• Healthcare Sales Certificate, a collaboration between the department of marketing, The department of economics, the Colleges of Arts and Sciences and Education, Health and Society;

• Master of Science in Management, offered by the Farmer School;

• Deals Advisory Certificate, a collaboration between the department of accountancy and the department of finance;

• Arts Management and Arts Entrepreneurship minor, a collaboration between the department of entrepreneurship and College of Creative Arts;

• Climate Accounting and Engineering minor— collaboration between the Department of Accountancy and the Department of Chemical, Paper and Biomedical Engineering in the College of Engineering and Computing;

• Master of Entrepreneurship and Emerging Technology—collaboration between the FSB Department of Entrepreneurship and College of Creative Arts;

• Micro-credentials in Leadership, Strategic Thinking, Financial Acumen, and Problem Solving in Business Contexts—offered through the FSB MBA program .

WE MEAN BUSINESS!

More than 2,000 business leaders and professionals interacted with our students – acting as mentors, competition judges, speakers, and clients.

More than 4,500 FSB students attended career fairs at Miami.

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CEOS OF FORTUNE 1000 COMPANIES ARE FSB GRADS

FSB career counselors conducted more than 700 student appointments this academic year.

More than 60 workshops were conducted by FSB Careers staff.

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EMPLOYERS SOUGHT TO HIRE OUR GRADUATES

Faculty are regarded as subject-matter experts by Forbes, Fortune, the Wall Street Journal as well as major scholarly and education-focused publications.