JWU (Johnson & Wales University) North Miami

Johnson & Wales University, or JWU, was founded in 1914: today more than 16,000 students study at this private non-profit institution, and the total number of graduates has reached 100,000 people from 155 countries. The total number of campuses reaches 4: in Miami, Providence, Charlotte (North Carolina) and Denver, in addition, distance learning programs (online courses) are developed.

University specialization is presented in the following fields of knowledge:

• Business and Business Administration
• Culinary Arts
• Science
• Design
• Tourism, hotel business and hospitality technology
• Catering and restaurant services
• Education and training
• Arts.

The university in Miami has developed a unique educational model, where the focus is on the practical orientation of education: graduates can immediately start working without additional internships. Active development of leadership qualities, permanent design works and cooperation with the world's best experts and companies are envisaged: integrating into the world market even during studying, students get the opportunity to become more competitive, flexible, qualified specialists and quickly build a successful career in any field of the chosen specialty.

The institution has a lot of accreditations, recognition and high rankings of profile organizations, is a member of the Association of New England Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and regularly passes the Commission of Higher Education (CIHE).

One of the campuses is located in Miami - an important center not only of the US tourism and entertainment industry, but also of the financial, industrial, commercial and business environment. Miami is also an important cultural center, one of the busiest and most developed cities in the country, so the studying here will quickly join the new cultural and academic atmosphere. The campus (total area - 29 acres) is located approximately in the middle between Miami and Fort Lauderdale: almost all students here know each other in person and by name, there is a warm, friendly, multinational atmosphere.

Sam Jones

Recruitment Director for Partnership with INTO Universities (Europe and Central Asia)

What advice do you have for potential applicants before applying to US universities?

Choose a university that really suits you - do not try to "adjust" yourself to a prestigious or ranked university. If you are not sure of your capabilities, do not dwell on the first top 10: believe me, many opportunities of less prestigious universities will be able to give you what you need to develop and become a specialist.

On the campus, a safe and comfortable community is created - largely due to the excellent accommodation conditions, comfortable and cozy residences. The first residence was the house of Flamingo Hall: it was opened in 1993 and is designed for only 90 people, whereas today the campus in Miami can host up to 1000 students in hostels.

There is a shared dining room The Mix and several cafes and bars are responsible for student food: they are run by a professional team of cooks. There is a Starbucks own coffee house, and you can have a snack or take a packed lunch in Cyber ​​Café.

Subject list: Baking & Pastry Arts, business, Business and management, Chef’s Choice, Culinary skills, Entrepreneurship, Fashion, finance, Food and nutrition, Food production, General English, Hospitality technology, Hotel and Restaurant Management, Human Resource Management, Information Technology, International Business, law, Library and information theory, marketing, MBA, Merchandising, Retail, Software engineering, sports management, Sports, Entertainment, Event — Management (BS), tourism, Wine & Beverage Education
Activity list: culinary arts

Over 30 student communities and clubs of sports, academic, creative and social orientation work on the campus.; There are always interesting leisure activities, including the Founders' Week, Battle of the Campus, concerts and parties, lectures and master classes of specialists with a worldwide reputation. There are more than 11 kinds of sports available: basketball, cross-country, soccer (soccer), golf and trekking are among the most popular.

There is a student support service for academic and financial issues, career advisors - they help students with career guidance, work effectively with graduates, helping them to occupy profitable positions. A special social network of the university and a separate campus in Miami have been created: all the communities and clubs are represented on the Internet by separate pages, you can see the aspects of their activities, the nearest events and lists of participants and choose the most suitable occupation for yourself. Just some clubs and communities are presented here:

• American Cooking Federation
• Campus activists
• Association of Caribbean Students
• America's Future Business Leaders
• The music community Lost in Sound
• Ladies of Essence Women's Club
• The Student Golf Association
• The Martial Arts Club
• Scuba Diving and much more -Many other.

The administration is very well aware of any student initiatives: if you want to open your club, you can contact a specialized consultant who will help you to find the room, meeting time and the necessary equipment or inventory.

The cost of studying at JWU Johnson & Wales University North Miami is:

1) Undergraduate programs = $ 30396 / academic year. Supportive English courses for foreigners ESL ($ 6883 / semester), a fee for the first year of study ($ 350) and medical insurance ($ 492 / semester) are additionally paid.

2) Master (Graduate):

• Master's or MBA programs = $ 438 / $ 1971 per credit (credit) hour, respectively
• MAT / MED programs = $ 1503 / $ 334 per credit (credit) hour, respectively
• Pre-MBA = $ 6883 / semester.

3) Doctorate = $ 5022 per course (6.0 credit).

4) Online programs = $ 1647 / course + registration fee $ 112.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision