The new School of Nursing and Health Studies Simulation Hospital offers a powerful new learning environment for health care professionals and communities far and wide.
The new School of Nursing and Health Studies Simulation Hospital offers a powerful new learning environment for health care professionals and communities far and wide.
The College of Engineering collaborates with Johnson & Johnson to support innovation and creativity with a focus on 3-D printing and materials process development.
An immersive education at the University of Miami’s School of Architecture engages students in design-thinking and active problem solving through studio courses and lab spaces.
A new Learning Commons, complete with a well-equipped Digital Media Lab, allows students to create, collaborate, investigate and learn.
The Center for Computational Science houses the Viz Lab, which offers the UM community a high-tech way to display, present and analyze information.
Students at the School of Communication using the media center are engaged in novel and innovative experiences, gaining technological expertise and learning the value of an entrepreneurial spirit and social responsibility.
Inside this unique structure, scientists and researchers tinker with the controls of a 75-foot-long, 38,000-gallon wind-wave tank to simulate everything from a tropical storm to a cyclonic monster with 160-mile-per-hour winds, sea spray and storm surge.
A UM psychology professor studies the perception and communication of pain in a simulated clinical setting at the College of Arts and Sciences.
The University of Miami Toppel Career Center is leading the way in the field of career services through an online video simulation platform for students.
Students in STEM fields at the University of Miami are engaging with each other, across disciplines, in a new era of active education at the College of Arts and Sciences.
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