Offered in collaboration with the Miller School of Medicine, the MS and BS/MS programs in neural engineering focus on challenging issues, such robotic movement systems, bioengineered materials, the brain-computer interface, and treatments for neural degenerative conditions like Alzheimer’s disease.

Mechanical engineers find careers in the fields of national defense, aerospace, automotive, telecommunications, etc. Mechanical engineering also has a long tradition of breaking new ground in such areas as resource conservation, improved efficiency of energy-consuming devices and renewable energy sources. There are emerging opportunities in biomedical systems and devices, as well as nanotechnology and mechatronics. Alternatively, our graduates can use their education as a springboard to law, medicine, corporate management or further graduate studies.

Advances in knowledge and an increasing concern for society with its complex needs have led researchers into areas that can no longer be encompassed by a single academic discipline. There is an increased tendency for faculty and students from different disciplines to work together in a variety of laboratories, departments, and centers that cut across disciplinary lines. In order to facilitate such interaction, highly qualified students may pursue a privileged course of graduate studies. The program is designed for the truly exceptional student. It is built around the student and brings together the particular interests of two or more disciplines. The ultimate goal is to develop a researcher who is neither over-specialized nor too much of a generalist.

The Master in Marketing and Sales will expose students to current practices that are being used within the field of marketing and how they are successfully applied towards social media business practices. The Master Sales Management includes the core courses of Business Management and Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility and the intensive courses specific to the focus on Traditional and Digital Marketing and the development of a comprehensive marketing strategy.

The Master in Operations Management trains managers and business leaders to be more effective and efficient project managers, so that they may achieve a deeper understanding of how to apply results oriented modern management practices and tools to ensure high performance standards.

This program emphasizes critical thinking, human capital management best practices, and technical skills required for the strategic management of human talent. The Master in Human Capital Management incorporates a comprehensive approach toward human resources that nurtures organizational growth and development. It provides a foundation for the practitioner to align human resource processes within an organization in harmony with overall business strategy. Program participants are exposed to the tools necessary to empower them in resolving key issues in Human Capital Management with attention to the immediate and future needs of organizations.

This STEM-designated degree offers an intensive experience that develops well-trained business analysts armed with the skills necessary to understand, manage, and make use of big data in a business context.

Make yourself stand out with Miami Herbert’s STEM-designated Master of Science in Finance degree, offered in the second-largest financial hub in the country. Miami is home to over 60 international banks and 100 alternative investment companies. The city is an emerging magnet for entrepreneurship, startups, Fintech, hedge funds, and private equity. Gain the knowledge base and confidence to make critical decisions for any organization and join the financial leaders of the future.

In Miami Herbert’s STEM-designated Master of Science in Sustainable Business, our unique interdisciplinary team unites business, science, theory, and practice to provide a forward-thinking foundation for those focused on where the world is headed. We’ll give you the tools and skills necessary to turn your purpose into action.

The MS in Architectural Engineering provides a foundation for those who want to focus on the building industry with an appreciation of integrated architectural requirements. The MS in Architectural Engineering program provides students with the best foundation for launching or accelerating a career in architectural engineering. Participants build the skills required to cope with the challenges presented in the field. The specialty areas of study in architectural engineering include: Integrated Building Systems - Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing (MEP) Systems - Structural Engineering and Structural Materials

Participants in the MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) is open to both entry-level graduate students who want to pursue a career in electrical and computer engineering and professionals who have responsibilities in engineering or computer science fields and want to further their knowledge and skills.

The MS in Product Design offers students a unique cross-disciplinary education cutting across multiple engineering disciplines in a world-class research and innovation-based environment. The 30-credit, 1-year program will not only build fundamentals in formulation-based product design through core technical courses but will complement it with building key skills and competencies in innovation management and entrepreneurship, all of which are critical for product engineers. In addition to core competencies, the program will allow students to specialize in an industry sector of their choice through the flexibility of the broad industry-specific concentration areas.

The medical physics graduate program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Education Programs, Inc. (CAMPEP). The program, serving both MS and PhD degrees, ensures that the students receive adequate didactic and clinical training to continue in education and research, enter clinical physics residencies, or begin working as medical physicists in radiation therapy and diagnostic radiology departments.

The Master of Science in Architecture, is a 1-year, 36 credits (3 semester), program that offers students an opportunity to investigate design strategies / challenges in relation to current issues that include: resilient design, tropical and subtropical architecture, health care design, housing design, conservation of the built environment and the effect of embedded technologies on design.

The MS program in Biomedical Engineering (BME) welcomes students from diverse backgrounds, including: students with undergraduate degrees in biomedical engineering and other engineering disciplines who seek advanced professional training or specialization in a particular area of biomedical engineering; students with an undergraduate degree in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Biology or other fields of natural or health science who seek to diversify their career opportunities by acquiring an engineering degree; students who are preparing for admission to advanced health-related or other professional programs such as medical school; professional engineers with undergraduate degrees in other disciplines who plan to enter the field of biomedical engineering.