Prospective and Admitted Students
Learn more about our original campus, discover our town, and meet future classmates and professors.
Experience the magic of what poet Robert Frost described as “the most beautiful campus that ever there was.” Learn why Oxford was recently named the nation’s No. 3 Best College Town, according to Yahoo. Brimming with charm and buzzing with activity, you'll find the opportunities in Oxford enhance the Miami experience for faculty, students and residents alike.
With 60 delicious restaurants, you’ll find everything from classic bites and international cuisine to shamelessly delicious comfort food in our Uptown neighborhood— day and night. And your calendar will be just as full as your stomach with Oxford events happening every season, around-the-clock.
Whether you are a prospective student, a proud parent, or a Miami alum, we welcome you to visit our main campus in Oxford.
Learn more about our original campus, discover our town, and meet future classmates and professors.
Register for one of our counselor events to meet with your admission representatives and hear important updates about Miami.
Oxford is quaint, and it's also close to the energy and excitement of big cities like Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Chicago. Discover opportunities for internship and career connections with Fortune 500 companies. Immerse yourself in diverse cultures and neighborhoods. It's all just a few hours away.
These are just a few of the notable locations on campus to discover on the grounds of Miami's Oxford Campus.
Miami's Alumni Veterans Tribute celebrates our proud tradition of alumni in military service. The Tribute is an artistically reflective place to express and experience the values and emotions that are stirred while remembering our veterans.
The Miami University Natural Areas are located around the campus and they comprise over 1000 acres with 17 miles of hiking trails. Visitors can hike, jog, research, birdwatch, dog walk, explore, learn, discover, meditate, or “just be.”
Tucked into one of the grassy hills composing Western Campus at Miami University there lies a magnificent stone monument commemorating the Freedom Summer of 1964.
Bob Kurz '58 and his wife, Marian, provided a gift to the University to construct a Cradle of Coaches Plaza beyond the South endzone of Yager Stadium. The plaza is adorned with life-sized statues of some of the Miami's greatest coaching legends.
This park-like area near the Marcum Conference Center at the northeast end of campus is a popular spot for leisurely walks, picnics, and outdoor weddings.
Around the Richard and Carole Cock's Art Museum lies a collection of public sculpture influenced by many of the movements in art that characterized the 20th century, and examples of geometry, materials, and expressionism are found in all the pieces located on the museum grounds.