The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, founded in 1952, is Miami's only allopathic medical school and is affiliated with the UHealth system — the only university-based health system in South Florida. The school is renowned for its research in neuroscience, cancer, and HIV/AIDS, and benefits from Miami's uniquely diverse, multilingual, and Latin American-connected population. The Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center is an NCI-designated cancer center.
What makes it different
Jackson Memorial Hospital — one of the largest public hospitals in the United States — provides extraordinary clinical training breadth and volume for Miami medical students. Miami's Latin American patient population and multilingual environment is unique among US medical schools, making Spanish language proficiency genuinely useful. The Sylvester Cancer Center and UM's neuroscience research programs are nationally recognized.
Course & teaching
Integrated curriculum. 4-year MD. Curriculum integrates clinical reasoning from Year 1. Strong research curriculum with required scholarly project. Clinical rotations at UHealth University of Miami Hospital, Jackson Memorial Hospital (one of the largest public hospitals in the US), and affiliated community health centers across Miami-Dade County.
Research strengths
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine (MD) has notable research strength in Neuroscience, Cancer biology, HIV and infectious disease, Global health, Translational medicine.
Interview
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine (MD) interviews via Traditional interviews (typically two one-on-one sessions with faculty and/or a student).
Intake
Approximately 200 students per year.
At a glance
Founded in 1952, based in Miami, FL. Programmes offered: Neuroscience, Oncology, HIV/AIDS Research, Global Health, Community Health.