Master of Science in Sustainable Business
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Program Overview
Master of Science in Sustainable Business
The Master of Science in Sustainable Business is a program offered by the Miami Herbert Business School. The program costs provided below are approximations, and the published tuition rate and fees may increase from one year to the next.
Program Costs
- Total Estimated Tuition and Fees:
- Tuition: $2,644 per credit hour
- Program Fees: $694 per semester
- Total Estimated Tuition and Fees: $85,996
- Non-Refundable Tuition Deposit: A non-refundable, non-transferable tuition deposit is required to secure a place in the master's degree program.
- Indirect Costs: Beyond the direct program costs, it is recommended to review the indirect costs for other living expenses.
- Student Health Insurance: Full-time graduate students are required to have health insurance while enrolled with the University of Miami.
Paying for Graduate School
Understanding how to pay for your education now can help you build the foundation for a better financial future. Here are three simple steps to consider when financing your degree:
- Plan Early: Be sure to meet application deadlines and start saving before you get to graduate school.
- Fill out the FAFSA application: Financial Aid is available to residents and US citizens, helping reduce expense outlays by offering eligible applicants grants and/or repayable loans.
- Scholarship opportunities: All admitted applicants are considered for merit-based scholarship opportunities.
Scholarships at Miami Herbert
- 74% of Fall 2025 students received merit-based scholarships.
- Miami Herbert awarded over $10 million in scholarships to incoming Fall 2025 master's and doctoral students.
- Multiple full-tuition scholarships were awarded to Full-time MBA students.
Additional Information
International students are not eligible to receive federal financial aid, which includes Stafford and Perkins loans. However, international students may qualify for private loans if they have a U.S. co-signer. The University of Miami is a proud participant of the Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program.