Farmer School of Business

Farmer School of Business

Beyond Ready.

Entrepreneurship Programs - Top 10 among public undergraduate schools ten years in a row. The Princeton Review & Entrepreneur Magazine 2018

Entrepreneurship Programs - Top 10 among public undergraduate schools ten years in a row. The Princeton Review & Entrepreneur Magazine 2018

According to Money Magazine, in 2016 Miami was ranked as a top college for producing fortune 500 CEO's nationwide

Nina Leigh Krueger '83

President at Nestle Purina PetCare

Successful Graduates of the Farmer School of Business

Successful Graduates of the Farmer School of Business

  • SCOTT D. FARMER
    Chairman and CEO, Cintas Corportation
  • LYNN J. GOOD
    Chairman, President. & CEO, Duke Energy
  • CHRIS GORMAN
    Chairman and CEO, Keybank
  • RICHARD SMUCKER
    CEO (Retired), J.M. Smucker Company
  • NINA LEIGH KRUEGER
    President, Nestle Purina, U.S.
  • JAMIE MILLER
    Sr. VP & Chief Financial Officer, General Electric
  • PATRICIA B. MORRISON
    Executive V.P., Customer Support Services and CIO, Cardinal Health, Inc.
  • DAVID MEYER
    Partner, Financial Advisory Services, EY
  • DINESH C. PALIWAL
    President and CEO, Harman International
  • JAMES T. RYAN
    Chairman (Retired), W.W. Grainger, Inc.
  • BRITT TRUKENBROD
    Managing Director and Partner, William Blair Company

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Economics and Accountancy students can graduate with both an undergraduate and masters degree in only four years!

Bryan poses for a photo

Bryan Roberson ‘17

B.S. Accountancy; M.Acc.

Because of Miami’s combined degree programs, Bryan earned both a Bachelor of Science in Business and a Master of Accountancy in four years. Miami professors steered him toward a minor in Information Systems, helping him land a job in risk advisory for EY.

“My professors showed me how an accounting major can succeed on a marketing campaign or in an African art class. They helped me develop the skills that will lead me to the most success.”

Two students sit in a classroom smiling

Top 25 Undergraduate supply chain program, Gartner, INC

Sigma Epsilon students pose for a group photo after winning an award

More than
90%
of graduates have had at least one internship.

Most of them resulted in job offers.

Students socialize in the lobby of the Farmer School of Business

More than 1800 organizations recruit Miami students each year.

Esther

Major: Marketing

Sara works with school children in a classroom

Sara Al-Zubi ‘18

Major: Human Capital Management and Leadership
Co-Major: Pre-Medical Studies

Sara Al-Zubi came to Miami with all the ingredients for success: drive, ambition, and a passion for humanitarianism. After an internship with the American Red Cross, Sara founded Peace of Mail, a student organization dedicated to sending letters of encouragement to Syrian refugee children.

Dr. Anne Farrell

PricewaterhouseCoopers Professor, Accountancy

"I always knew Miami was a great school and I wanted to teach great students. We have the best students to teach, and that makes a huge difference in what you can do in the classroom. It's just so much more fun! They're just so motivated and they will take whatever you throw at them and do their best to dig through it. They actually like it when you push them to do different things."

Highwire Brand Studio

Not your average classroom experience.

Marketing and graphic design students work together with companies like FC Cincinnati, Pepsi, Procter&Gamble, and Taco Bell on advertising and branding projects.