Miami University
Miami University is a public educational institution founded in 1809 and headquartered in the United States. The university is known for its strong academics, highly personalized instruction, energetic campus life, and successful graduates, setting the standard for public higher education on one of America's most beautiful campuses. Miami University is a residential university focused on teaching undergraduates, with a liberal education core complementing specialized studies. The university's name reflects the history of the Miami Indian Tribe in the region. Miami University has its main campus in Oxford, Ohio, with regional locations in Hamilton, Middletown, and West Chester, Ohio, as well as a European Center in Luxembourg. The university enrolls 15,208 undergraduates and 1,827 graduate students on the Oxford campus, offering over 100 bachelor's degree programs, more than 50 master's degree programs, and several doctoral degrees, as well as associate's degrees at the regional locations. Industries it has a preference for include: Diversified/Conglomerates, Energy & Utilities, and Information Technology.