Get to know the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. From dual degrees and groundbreaking research to extraordinary clinical experiences in the heart of Miami, your M.D. is just beginning of what you will accomplish.
At the Miller school, you will combine your medical education with another discipline to pursue the questions and challenges that matter most to you.
Whether you choose a dual degree or a scholarly concentration, you will be connecting medicine with public health, business, research, policy, genomic medicine or other specialties.
And the possibilities are attracting students who want to think beyond traditional medical training: 49% of the Class of 2030 is pursuing a dual degree.
NextGenMD is our revolutionary curriculum that focuses on case-based and small-group learning, early clinical skills, community involvement and research experience. Designed to align with the dynamic environment of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, the curriculum integrates training at three hospitals, offering hands-on clinical experience from the first year of medical school to a multicultural patient population.
In one of the country's most multicultural and dynamic cities, you'll encounter patients whose experiences, cultures, languages and health needs span the globe.
That experience becomes part of how you learn to listen, communicate and practice medicine.
Learn from patients. Learn from communities. Learn to see the whole person.
Experience medicine across numerous clinical environments from the start of your training. You’ll gain clinical experience at UHealth, Jackson Health System and the Miami Veterans Affairs Medical Center, starting year one, giving you exposure to a remarkable range of patients, specialties and health care settings.
Train within South Florida's only university-based health system, where medical education, research and patient care are united.
One of the largest public and teaching hospital systems in the United States, Jackson provides experience caring for patients with complex medical needs across one of the nation's largest and most diverse communities.
Gain experience caring for veterans while learning from physicians committed to serving those who have served our country.
The Class of 2026 earned a 98.6% residency placement rate, matching into 23 specialties at programs throughout the country, including Harvard, Yale, Johns Hopkins University and George Washington University.
At the Miller School, you'll become part of a community of students, faculty, physicians and mentors who support one another throughout the journey.
From academic societies and student organizations to mentorship and opportunities to serve the community, you'll find people who share your ambition, and people who will challenge you to think differently.
Be curious. Be ambitious. Be ready to make a difference.
Students, faculty, trainees and staff dedicate countless hours each year to deliver vital services to underserved and marginalized populations in South Florida and beyond, breaking down silos and meeting patients where they are.