Embracing the inherent value of a vibrant student body and community. We are committed to fostering an inclusive, welcoming environment where all students, faculty, and staff feel valued, supported, and empowered to succeed. Through exposure to many perspectives and experiential learning opportunities, students develop the adaptability and global mindset needed to thrive and lead in an interconnected world.
As scholars and educators, we understand the challenges and opportunities that await our graduates. To ensure they are equipped to lead with confidence and innovation, we welcome and support individuals from all walks of life, valuing the unique perspectives they bring. By fostering an environment where every voice is heard and valued, we empower future business leaders to think creatively, collaborate effectively, and drive meaningful change.
As part of this commitment, Farmer School of Business students complete at least one course that provides an understanding of business diversity perspectives. The approved list of courses includes courses from all divisions and may overlap with Foundation courses, majors, or electives.
Today’s global and competitive job market demands that schools of business prepare their students to be dynamic leaders, great communicators, skilled collaborators, and bold visionaries. Active and engaged learning starts in the classroom but students must continuously sharpen and practice these skills.
The FSB Passport Program is a comprehensive four-year high-touch student success program for students beginning in their first year on the Oxford campus who have been accepted to Miami University and directly admitted to the Farmer School of Business.
The Harnett Family Discover U in Business is designed to expose high school students to the Farmer School of Business and to top global businesses in the country.
The Miami Accounting Program (MAP) is a camp designed to introduce high school students to the accounting profession and to a college career at Miami University's Farmer School of Business.
Top 50
National Public University - U.S. News and World Report
#2
Among Public Universities for Student Internships - Poets & Quants
Top 5
In the U.S. for the Number of Students who Study Abroad - Open Doors
Top 10
For Student Experience - Poets & Quants
The Center for KickGlass Skills is based in the Farmer School of Business to provide cultural leadership and social change skills to all Miami University students, faculty, and staff.
The Farmer School of Business and Miami University have dedicated resources to assist and support both currently enrolled students and potential students, ensuring that every student has the information and support necessary to make their Farmer School years highly positive, engaged, and fulfilling.
We realize that top students have many options when selecting a business school. We want to make the choice to attend the Farmer School even easier by offering competitive scholarships, pipeline programs, and robust recruiting and retention initiatives to highly talented, motivated diverse students.
We have created several new scholarships aimed at attracting and retaining talented students of color and first-generation students. In addition to scholarships, we offer summer bridge programs and camps designed to attract students from a variety of backgrounds.
Miami University maintains a strong reciprocal relationship with the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. Our land acknowledgment exists to reaffirm the Myaamia people’s deep connection to their homelands and our commitment to each other.
