Miami University, Oxford

Profileuniversity.com - Miami University, Oxford is a public research university founded in 1809. The university is located in Oxford, Ohio, United States. Through academic departments, Miami University, Oxford offers over 100 majors and pre-professional study programs.

According to data from the university, there are approximately 15,000 undergraduate students and 2,500 graduate students on the Oxford campus, with an additional 3,600 undergraduate students on the Hamilton campus, 2,100 undergraduate students on the Middletown campus and 125 graduate students at the Voice of America Learning Center.

There is a certificate program at this university that combines language study, overseas experience and associated coursework, namely the China Business Program, which is one of the many programs at the university campus which focuses on global markets.

An event or traditions prevailing in this university is "Miami Mergers", which in the event the university's alumni office celebrates marriages between two of Miami alumni by sending out thousands of valentines each year. And from one of these traditions, in the year 2009, Miami University, Oxford held a "merger moment" when 1,087 couples Miami Mergers came to the university's campus to renew their vows.

Many achievements and recognition achieved by members of the university, one of the successful achievement of a dedicated university athletic activities. In addition, there are many leading figures in the world are alumni from Miami University, Oxford, including the former president of the United States 23, Benjamin Harrison and a quarterback who has won the Super Bowl, Ben Roethlisberger.

And of the university's athletic activities, Miami University, Oxford university sports teams are comprised of a team of men and women's teams are known as the mascot, dubbed the RedHawk, who compete in NCAA Division I athletics competitions.


Source: miamioh.edu/