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MIAMI SEMESTER PROGRAM
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The Miami Semester provides the opportunity for degree-seeking students attending other colleges to spend a semester or summer in Miami living, studying and doing research at the University of Miami. Domestic or international students can take advantage of these unique discipline or topic focused programs. Each Miami Semester is designed to highlight the programs unique to the University, taking advantage of our geographical location, nationally known faculty, and unique environmental features.
There are several program choices, but students may earn a certificate in one of the following programmatic areas. The Miami Semester is limited to degree-seeking undergraduates in good standing attending other universities and colleges.
Certificate in Ecosystem Science and Policy
The Certificate in Ecosystem Science and Policy provides an opportunity for students from other universities to explore the South Florida environment, ecology and culture via interdisciplinary courses and experiential learning.
Students must take at least two core courses in Ecosystem Science and Policy. Miami Semester students will complete their schedules with courses chosen from among the interdisciplinary ECS courses and from other departments based on availability and interests.
Core Courses for Sophomores:
Problems in Ecosystem Science and Policy ECS 112
Contemporary Environmental Issues ECS 202
Core Courses for Juniors and Seniors:
Contemporary Environmental Issues ECS 202
Perspectives on Environmental Decisions ECS 302
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Complex Human-Environmental Problems ECS 403
Certificate in Film Studies
The Certificate in Film Studies focuses on theory and criticism
in film. Potential screenwriters explore film in depth and
those in English literature develop a complementary study
in film. Students may select alternative recommended courses
with the approval of an advisor.
Core courses:
Survey of Motion Pictures CMP 103
History of Motion Pictures (1941-present) CMP 205
What is Cinema? CMP 306
Recommended courses:
Film Directors CMP 503
American Movie Genres CMP 506
Film, Society, and Culture CMP 507
Certificate in Film Studies (business emphasis)
The Certificate in Film Studies (business emphasis) is designed
for those who want to explore the producing, marketing, agentry,
personnel management, or a studio executive position –
anything that has to do with the business aspect of the film
industry.
Core courses:
Survey of Motion Pictures CMP 103
History of Motion Pictures (1941-present) CMP 205
Legal Aspects of Motion Pictures CMP 509
Motion Picture Marketing and Distribution CMP 552 or
Producing the Motion Picture CMP 555
Certificate in International Finance and Marketing
The Certificate in International Finance and Marketing is
designed for business students from other universities who
want to add an international dimension to their studies. This
program allows students to select from a limited set of courses
offered by the School of Business. The program focuses on
the international aspects of business. The program is open
to students with at least a junior standing who have met the
course prerequisites.
The core courses are four junior level courses. Students must take at least two, but may take all four.
International Finance FIN 330
International Marketing MKT 360
International Monetary Economics ECO 442
International Business Law BSL 412
Certificate in Marine Science
The Certificate in Marine Science is a hands-on study opportunity for those interested in marine science, oceanography, geology and marine physics.
Students must enroll in a minimum of three Marine Science courses. In addition, highly qualified students may be eligible for an independent study research project. Students may also opt to add courses in other areas based on availability and interests.
Certificate in Cuban Studies (summer only)
Miami is home to a large number of Cuban exiles, who brought their professional backgrounds, culture, music, politics, and diversity. For the last 40+ years they have contributed to the growth and prosperity of Miami. This academic program focuses on what might happen when Castro is no longer in power and lessons learned from governments in transition.
Core courses:
Directed Study (US-Cuba Relations) HIS 451
History of Cuba: Cuba After Castro HIS 353
Students will be able to:
• conduct research using the one-of-a-kind Cuban Heritage Collection
• participate in special program activities throughout Miami and neighborhoods like Little Havana
• become involved in a variety of cultural and educational activities hosted by Casa Bacardi
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