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Miami Majors

Miami awards bachelor's degrees in 82 fields, about 3,235 a year. The largest are Nursing, Finance, Psychology.

MajorDegrees a yearEarnings, 1 year outEarnings, 4 years outMedian federal debt
Nursing245$75,036$92,555$23,750
Finance213$70,352$110,240$14,500
Psychology191$30,417$54,290$18,500
Marketing152$53,622$85,935$19,000
Economics133$42,129$92,998$17,500
Public Relations and Advertising131$43,917$82,999$18,000
Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences108$66,064$15,250
Political Science107$33,867$62,216$17,500
Business Administration105$48,793$66,065$18,500
Music97$15,492$29,090$13,998
Biology84$17,571$51,226$16,991
Accounting71$102,344$17,500
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology69$21,666$19,250
Broadcasting and Digital Media63$35,263$62,053$19,500
Kinesiology and Exercise Science63$56,289$16,500
Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management54$73,059$102,484$12,250
Architectural Sciences and Technology53
Computer Science53$76,877$121,589$18,830
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology51$23,504$42,932$16,500
Business/Managerial Economics51$63,662$116,367$15,625
Biomedical/Medical Engineering50$67,064$98,997$18,425
Non-Professional Legal Studies49$49,624$99,836$15,500
Physiology, Pathology and Related Sciences47$28,243$47,683$18,300
Film and Photography45$35,485$52,032$18,500
Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods45
Criminology41$29,670$70,461$16,500
Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations40$73,489
Neurobiology and Neurosciences38$17,000
Industrial Engineering34$71,089$99,068$15,110
Sociology34$63,764$18,250
Microbiological Sciences and Immunology33$17,200$18,625
Mechanical Engineering32$66,843$86,156$19,000
Communications31
Computer Engineering31
Environmental/Natural Resources Management and Policy28
Liberal Arts28$50,614$55,625$28,590
History28$35,633$19,000
Journalism27$41,378$71,466$16,000
Environmental Science and Conservation26
International Relations25$31,813$84,474$17,250
Studio Art25
Real Estate24
Theater23$16,561$34,667$19,000
English Language and Literature21$19,314$16,750
Chemistry20
Statistics19
Design18
Health Administration18
Romance Languages16
Philosophy15
Public Health15
Human Development and Family Studies14
Geology and Earth Science12
Health/Medical Preparatory Programs12
Teacher Education11
Electrical Engineering11$87,274
Classical and Ancient Studies11
Subject-Area Teacher Education10
Writing10
Mathematics10
Architectural Engineering9
Geography and Cartography9
Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering8
Applied Mathematics8
Anthropology8
Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions8
Physics7
Civil Engineering6
Allied Health6
Aerospace Engineering5
Physical Sciences5
Human Resources5
Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies4
Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology4
International Business4
Area Studies3
Computer Software and Media Applications3
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics3
Public Administration3
Health Professions Education, Ethics, and Humanities3
Religion/Religious Studies2
Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology1

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Frequently asked questions

What are the most popular majors at Miami?

By bachelor's degrees awarded in a year: Nursing (245), Finance (213), Psychology (191), Marketing (152), Economics (133).

Which Miami majors earn the most?

Four years after graduation, the highest median earnings are in Computer Science ($121,589), Business/Managerial Economics ($116,367), Finance ($110,240), Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management ($102,484), Accounting ($102,344). Earnings are reported for 32 of Miami's 82 programs.

How many majors does Miami have?

Miami awarded bachelor's degrees in 82 federal program categories in the most recent year reported. A college's own list of majors can be longer or shorter, because several named majors often fall under one federal category.

Source: College Scorecard, Most Recent Data by Field of Study (U.S. Department of Education), 2026-06-10 release. Programs are federal categories, which do not always match the names Miami uses. Earnings are medians for graduates who received federal financial aid, four years after a bachelor's degree, and are withheld for small programs.