Miami University (Oxford)
Name: Miami University (Oxford)
Established: 1809
Type of School: Public Comprehensive Research University
Total Enrollment: 19,108 students
Student-Faculty Ratio: 1:15
Notable Alumni: Benjamin Harrison, Paul Ryan
Website: Miami University
Miami University (Oxford) was founded in 1809, with its main campus located in Oxford, Ohio. It is one of the oldest public research universities in the US. Miami University (MU) is unrelated to the University of Miami (UM) in Florida. MU has a strong focus on undergraduate education and emphasizes both academic and personal development.
MU is known for its small class sizes, experiential learning, leadership development, community service, international study, and innovation. The university offers popular programs in business, management, marketing, health professions, social sciences, communication, journalism, and biological sciences.
MU was listed among the "Public Ivies" in Richard Moll's 1985 book "Public Ivies: A Guide to America's Best Public Undergraduate Colleges and Universities." The university provides top-notch education and a great college experience at public school tuition rates. In the 2024 US News Best Undergraduate Teaching rankings, MU was 11th. It also ranks 9th among public schools for internships and 13th for undergraduate entrepreneurship programs.
 
Rankings:
•   2024 US News Best Public Universities: 70th
•   2024 US News Best National Universities: 133rd