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The Princeton Review
UM Listed As ‘Green’UM has been recognized in The Princeton Review “Guide to 322 Green Colleges” as an environmentally responsible university in the third annual edition of its free guidebook.
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Sea Secrets
Stone Shares Insight on EvergladesJoin acclaimed field biologist and wildlife photographer, Mac Stone as he paints a vivid picture of the interconnectedness of Florida’s fresh and saltwater communities and their importance to South Florida.
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Pacific Shark Losses
First large scale estimates, soberingScientists, including UM's Marc Nadon use 1,600 towed diver surveys study the truth about the Pacific Ocean's top predators, and point to human imapcts on these populations.
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Sanchirico Speaks
Rosenstiel Award PresentedDr. James N. Sanchirico from UC-Davis was in South Florida to accept the 2012 Rosenstiel Award and speak with UM students about his work on the economics and ecology of managing ocean resources.
Graduate Program
The Rosenstiel School offers one of the largest, most comprehensive marine and atmospheric graduate programs in the nation. More about our Graduate Program »
Undergraduate Program
Our undergraduate degree programs in Marine Science, Meteorology and Marine Affairs prepare you for exciting careers in marine research, policy, conservation, environmental law, medicine, business and the media. More about our Undergraduate Program »
Upcoming Events
- 16 May — Sea Secrets
Sea Secrets
16 May 5:30pmAuditoriumFRESH WATER: A THREAT TO OUR GIANT FLORIDA ESTUARY Mac Stone Ever since early settlers arrived in Florida, the Southern Everglades were feared and revered by even the bravest explorers who dared to enter its waters. Poets, writers, and scientists came to regard this tropical estuary as one of nature’s most brilliant displays of life. In the last hundred years however, increased competition for fresh water has impacted the coastal and marine environment, endangering one of the state’s most critical and biodiverse habitats. Mac Stone, a field biologist and wildlife photographer has been working with the National Audubon Society for over two years in Florida Bay documenting and studying this complex ecosystem. Combining science and artistry, he paints a vivid picture of the interconnectedness of Florida’s fresh and saltwater communities and what we must do to preserve them.
- 21 May — MS/MPO Defense
MS/MPO Defense
21 May 2:00pmSLAB Seminar RoomTitle: Impact of Upper Ocean Warming on Hurricane Intensity
Speaker: Christine Standohar
Committee Chair: Dr. Brian Soden - 23 May — MBF/PhD Defense
MBF/PhD Defense
23 May 2:00pmSLAB Seminar RoomTitle: An Investigation of the Nutritional Condition of Low-Latitude Fish Larvae: Growth, Transport, and Implications for Population Connectivity.
Speaker: Martha J. Hauff
Committee Chair: Dr. Robert Cowen
Professional Masters
The Masters of Professional Science is an innovative graduate degree at the University of Miami, intended for students who seek advanced training in marine and atmospheric science. More about MPS »
Marine Tech. & Life Sciences
In 2012 the Rosenstiel School will break ground on the new Marine Technology & Life Sciences Seawater Building. Support the biomedical science and air-sea interactions, including the effects of hurricanes, that will be the focus of the work in this state-of-the-art facility. Read more »
CSTARS
CSTARS provides scientists and government decision-makers with unparalleled access to satellite images from diverse global providers. It was instrumental in the collection of data in post-earthquake Haiti and during the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
