Study in Florida and Experience Academic Life in a Multicultural and Innovative Environment

Studying in Florida means embracing a fusion of academic excellence and one of the most entrepreneurial environments in the United States. Recognized as a hub for innovation, technology, and business tourism, the region hosts renowned institutions and a diversified economy, with strong sectors in finance, technology, healthcare, and international trade.

Additionally, the state has a strong presence of multinational companies, trade fairs, and executive events, which favor global networking and the development of real-world skills. Florida also boasts a vibrant cultural scene and a broad international community—ideal for those looking to expand personal and professional horizons.

What to explore in Florida?

Miami –
Brickell & Downtown

The city’s financial and business center, perfect for those who want to experience the business environment and visit coworking spaces, startups, and corporate events.

Wynwood
Walls (Miami)

An urban art and innovation district, full of galleries, cafés, and creative spaces, great for photos and creative networking.

Kennedy
Space Center

Visit NASA’s iconic space center, where science, technology, and innovation meet the history of space exploration.

Everglades
National Park

Explore a unique ecosystem, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, ideal for sustainable experiences and connecting with local biodiversity.

Bayside
Marketplace (Miami)

A waterfront shopping and dining center with boat tours and live music—perfect for leisure after meetings or classes.

Fun facts about Florida

1

Home to Disney and Universal Studios
Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando is the largest theme park complex on the planet.

2

No harsh winter
The climate is tropical year-round. Even in "winter," temperatures rarely drop below 20°C.

3

Strategic Connection with Latin America
Thanks to its geographic location and cultural diversity, the state is considered the gateway for business between North and Latin America.

4

The Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral
Was the launch site for missions such as Apollo 11.

5

Over 70% of the population speaks Spanish
It’s one of the most bilingual cities in the U.S. In many places, you will be served first in Spanish, then in English.

Universities

Florida Atlantic University

Florida Atlantic University (FAU), located north of Miami, stands out as an academic institution of excellence, recognized as one of the 'Top National Universities' by U.S. News & World Report.

FAU offers scholarships for executive exchange programs in three-week intensive courses in collaboration with IBS Americas, covering areas such as Innovation and Strategic Investments. These programs attract students from various countries, enriching the educational experience with intense cultural diversity.

This diverse characteristic is one of the pillars of FAU, providing an enriching and global academic environment, fostering interaction among students from different cultural backgrounds.