Our programs are designed, not only to help you develop your creativity, but to make you marketable to employers after graduation. Academic departments host guest speakers, supervise classes, and keep you informed of opportunities to work with professionals in the industry. Career Services will encourage you to enter work in competitions, volunteer time on extra-curricular projects related to your field of study, and attend seminars and workshops to network and learn.

You will receive assistance with career planning as you enter Miami International University of Art & Design, complete your program, and graduate. Our department is designed to encourage a successful entry into your chosen field by providing assistance and career advising to
you. A major function of Career Services is to help you secure part-time employment while you attend school. During upper-division quarters, emphasis is placed on gaining field-related part-time jobs and securing freelance work in relevant areas of study.

Research is conducted, on a regular basis, by our Career Services Advisors to gain knowledge in all areas of business relating to the different programs. Our advisors respond to employer needs and trends and give guidance to students on what is taking place in the industry relating to their courses of study.

At the end of each quarter, Miami International University of Art & Design sponsors a Portfolio Review for graduating students. Employers are invited to review portfolios and interview graduates. Graduating students have the opportunity to meet and interview with prospective local and national employers both on and off campus.

From helping you obtain part-time work while attending school, to actively supporting your professional job search prior to graduation, our faculty and staff are committed to ensuring that you receive the individual support required to develop a portfolio and résumé highlighting your abilities for employment. You will also participate in career placement coursework designed to teach you how to network with professional contacts, effectively market your skills, and negotiate starting salaries with potential employers.