The University of Miami is welcoming eligible students from Ukraine to take courses online and tuition-free for summer and fall 2022.
Undergraduate and graduate students at institutions in Ukraine whose studies are interrupted may be eligible to enroll as visiting exchange students in online courses at the University of Miami until their home institutions are operational. University of Miami will not charge any tuition or fees for Ukrainian students taking these online courses.
Ukrainian students interested in taking online courses at the University of Miami must complete our online application. The simple online application will ask for biographical and academic information. Upon application completion, students will receive detailed instructions via email from the University of Miami.
The 2022 University of Miami academic calendar is as follows:
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The University comprises 12 schools and colleges serving undergraduate and graduate students in nearly 350 majors and programs. You can learn more about the University of Miami on our About UM page.
The University of Miami is committed to providing academic support to all Ukrainian students enrolled in our online classes.
Below you can find a detailed list of online courses available for the summer and fall 2022 semesters.
Students enrolled in these online courses will need to virtually attend live lectures which will be taught during the listed class days & times in the US Eastern time zone. You will be in classes with University of Miami students and be taught by our world-renowned faculty.
Students will receive a grade in each course for which they enroll. The grading system at the University of Miami consist of letter grades, with A+ being the highest and F being lowest. You can read more about the UM grading system on our website.
Course Title
Course Code
Level
Term
Topics in American Studies
AMS 329
Fall
Medicine & Health Care
APY 205
Undergrad
Survey Western Art II
ARH 132
Undergrad
Modern Art
ARH 343
Undergrad
Topics in Art History
ARH 347
Undergrad
Introduction to Biological Sciences
BIL 101
Genetics & Society
BIL 104
Literary Themes & Topics
ENG 210
Special Topics
ENG 395
Writing Autobiography
ENG 408
Physical Geography
GEG 120
Mental Illness, Gender & Psychology
GSS 348
International Administration & Social Entrepreneurship
IGS 612
Graduate
Fall
International Leadership, Strategy, & Decision Making
IGS 616
Energy Security & Environmental Sustainability
IGS 644
International Relations Topics
INS 503
International Economics Topics II
INS 524
Religion & Revolution
MLS 626
Introduction to Psychology
PSY 110
Introduction to Religion
REL 101
Color of God: Race & Religion
REL 358
Criminal Justice
SOC 271
Violence in America
SOC 368
Crime: Police & Community
SOC 372
The Black Ghetto
SOC 388
Introduction to Theatre
THA 101
Theatre That Changed the World
THA 302
Theatre History I
THA 481
First-Year Writing I
WRS 105
Course Title
Course Code
Level
Term
Introduction To Music Therapy
MED 159
Undergrad
Fall
Introduction to Music Copyright Law
MMI 274
Evolution of Jazz
MCY 124
Music Copyright Law
MMI 774
Graduate
Fall
Legal Aspects Of The Live Entertainment Industry
MMI 738
Graduate
Fall
Marketing in the Music Industry
MMI 643
Graduate
Fall
Communication, Marketing, and Publicity for the Musical Artist
MUS 755
Graduate
Fall
Course Title
Course Code
Level
Term
Athletic & Sport Injuries
KIN 184
Undergraduate
Fall
Sport Facilities & Event Management
KIN 206
Sports Careers
KIN 305
Essential Leadership In Sports & The Professions
KIN 306
Course Title
Course Code
Level
Term
Architecture & Culture
ARC 121
Undergraduate
Fall