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Visit the Rosenstiel School

There is no better way to get a feel for Rosenstiel than by seeing both campuses in person. Our three visit options are designed to give you a complete picture of the undergraduate experience, from student life in Coral Gables, to program information and advising, to a guided tour of the Key Biscayne campus where hands-on learning and research come to life. Most visitors can complete all three in a single day.
University of Miami main campus, Coral Gables

Tour 1 • Coral Gables

Office of Undergraduate Admission Main Campus Tour

Hosted by the central Undergraduate Admissions department, this general campus tour is suitable for students interested in any major.

Schedule
Weekdays at 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM
Location
Coral Gables campus
Reservation
Required
Walk-ins
Not accepted
Arthur A. Ungar Building, Rosenstiel Undergraduate Program Office, Coral Gables

Tour 2 • Coral Gables & online

Rosenstiel Undergraduate Information Session

Join us for a virtual or on-campus group information session hosted by a Rosenstiel Undergraduate administrator.

Summer
June 1 – Aug 5, 2026
Schedule
Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday at 12:30 PM
Reservation
Required
Walk-ins
Not accepted
Rosenstiel School campus, Key Biscayne

Tour 3 • Key Biscayne

Rosenstiel School Campus Guided Tour

Hosted by the Dean's Office, this guided tour showcases the Rosenstiel School research facilities, waterfront labs, and campus.

Prerequisite Attendance at Tour 2 (Undergraduate Information Session) is required before registering for Tour 3.
Schedule
Weekdays at 2:30 PM
Reservation
Required, at least 24 hours in advance
Walk-ins
Not accepted

Planning a Full Visit Day

All three tours can be completed on the same day. If you are attending all three, we recommend the following sequence:

  1. Start with the 10:00 AM University of Miami Admissions Tour (Tour 1) on the Coral Gables campus.
  2. Schedule your Rosenstiel Undergraduate Information Session (Tour 2) at the Ungar Building. This session covers the majors and academic pathways of the Rosenstiel School, including experiential learning, research opportunities, career paths, and commuting between the Coral Gables campus and Key Biscayne.
  3. Book the 2:30 PM Rosenstiel School Guided Tour (Tour 3) on Key Biscayne. Allow 30 minutes travel from Coral Gables. Must be booked at least 24 hours in advance.

Register for each tour separately using the links in the cards above.

What should I bring to my Rosenstiel School campus tour?

Our campus is small, but we recommend wearing comfortable shoes and clothing for hot/humid weather. You may consider bringing accessories such as a water bottle (fountains located around campus), a hat, sunscreen, and bug spray, for the outdoor portion of the tour. Umbrellas will be provided if it is raining.

Group Tours

Schools, college access programs, and community organizations interested in arranging a group visit to the Rosenstiel School campus should visit the Outreach Programs page for more information.

Submit a Group Visit Request

For questions about Rosenstiel undergraduate academics and information session scheduling, contact the Undergraduate Program Office at marsci@miami.edu.

For tours, contact Heidi Van Buskirk at heidi.vanbuskirk@earth.miami.edu or (305) 421-4000.

Dean’s Office: SLAB Atrium, 4600 Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne, FL 33149.

COVID Protocols While on Campus:

  • Masks are optional throughout most of the tour but may be required in some lab spaces.
  • No food during the tour (a closed cap water bottle/soft drink is fine)
  • If you are sick and/or experiencing any COVID-like symptoms (here’s the link per (CDC), you should not come to campus and must reschedule.
  • You may use the CDC Symptom checker prior to coming to campus if you desire, which can be found here: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/symptoms-testing/coronavirus-self-checker.html
    • If you appear to be noticeably sick (i.e. coughing frequently, etc.), you may be asked to leave the campus

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