We opened our doors when Florida International University did—in 1972. The graduate school was named formally in 2001 as the Chapman Graduate School of Business and the undergraduate school was named officially in 2004 as the Landon Undergraduate School of Business.
The College of Business Administration, Florida International University, is headquartered at Modesto A. Maidique Campus, 11200 S.W. 8th Street, College of Business Complex, Suite 300, Miami, Florida 33199-0001.
A fifth of our more than 25,000 alumni own their own businesses. Some 70 percent work in Florida, in organizations that collectively represent a major part of the state's economy, and a large number work for international or multinational firms.
Collectively, our faculty represent expertise, practical business experience, and cultural diversity of enormous range.
The College of Business Administration is one of only 15 percent of AACSB International member schools throughout the world that have accreditation in both business and accounting.
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Real student success stories from our on-campus program
Karen J. Viera
(MSHRM '09)
VP, Human Resources
Assurant Speciality Property
While I have been in Human Resource Management for many years, obtaining my MSHRM degree was a personal goal for me. FIU's accelerated program allowed me to accomplish this goal in just twelve months. The lock-step program in designed so that you can partner with the same group of professionals throughout the year. I travel extensively and was still able to manage the communications with my team and deliver on the weekly assignments. The professors are professional and knowledgeable about our field. Although completing my Master's degree was challenging, the accomplishment was well worth the investment.
Angel L. Perez,
PHR (MSHRM '08)
Employee Relations Officer/Human Resources Manager
Miami Dade College
The Master of Science in Human Resource Management at Florida International University's School of Business is state of the art. The delivery of its intense curriculum by a team of dedicated faculty staff is of high quality. The management of the program is very hands on and as a student you feel the program's staff right there alongside you every week throughout the program. And, the relationship doesn't end at graduation, as it goes beyond by engaging the students through e-mail communication updates and networking opportunities. The program is very well known throughout the Human Resources community and is highly valued in the area of professional development. The one-year program is a vigorous academic training that fully exposes its students to all the elements of the human resources management process and is immediately applicable in practical terms to HR practitioners. The concept of Cohorts lends for a long term relationship amongst its graduates for many years beyond graduation and is an instant topic of discussion when graduates of the program reconnect down the road in their careers and HR professionals events. I'm extremely proud to be a graduate of this program.
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Master of International Business
A traditional business degree is not enough in today's employment environment. Get a competitive edge with Florida International University's Master of International Business Online degree. Part of the top-ranked Chapman Graduate School of Business, our Online MIB offers an international perspective on the graduate business degree.
If you already have a significant background in business and are looking for a unique Master's experience, consider a program with an international advantage.
Online MIB Program Highlights:
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Fully online program, with degree completion in as little as one year
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Exposure to key issues in international business management, including relevant social, political, legal, and macroeconomic conditions affecting international business
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Important networking opportunities
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AACSB International accredited – the highest standard of accreditation for any business school in the world
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Important skills training in professional development seminars focused on leadership, team-building, oral presentation and written communication, and career preparation.
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Courses taught from a global perspective by a faculty, which is more than sixty percent international.
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