Experiential Learning at Miami Herbert Business School
Experiential Learning Opportunities
Team-Based, Faculty-Guided Consulting
Students enrolled in Miami Herbert’s 10-month Master of Science in Sustainable Business program get hands-on experience working companies like Office Depot on sustainability projects.
Bahamas Consultancy Project
This program gives students the opportunity to travel abroad and work on projects for real companies. It's the perfect opportunity for graduate students to gain valuable hands-on international business experience. Participants in the Global Business Consulting program solve real problems, and experience real success.
Miami Herbert Volunteer Corps
Our Volunteer Corps matches recent Miami Herbert graduates with nonprofit organizations that need support, especially those impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.
Global Business Consulting Project
This program gives students the opportunity to travel abroad and work on projects for real companies. It's the perfect opportunity for graduate students to gain valuable hands-on international business experience. Participants in the Global Business Consulting program solve real problems, and experience real success.
Multidisciplinary Action Projects
The Multidisciplinary Action Projects (UMAP) course places students with organizations throughout the world to address pressing organizational challenges. Students work in teams with guidance from faculty advisors to develop actionable and valuable recommendations for sponsors.
Business Plan Competition
The Miami Innovation Adventure Startup Business Competition encourages all University of Miami students and alumni to create something "out of the ordinary" by closing the gap between a market need and a real solution to TAKE MIAMI (or your preferred city) to the next level. It fosters pitches, workshops, mentoring, and judge interaction while giving student-entrepreneurs real-world experience.
GLOBE Program
Global Learning Opportunities in Business Education (GLOBE) program, which takes place during spring break, takes graduate students to China, India, and Brazil. Students visit local universities, companies, and NGOs to learn from macro forces and policies affecting firms’ opportunities, strategies, operations, experiences, and best practices.
