Study abroad in Miami
Education Travel for Students and Adults
Miami has the ambiguous reputation of being an American mosaic; originally a citrus farming town, Miami is been transformed into a cosmopolitan hotpot of culture with bars, restaurants and art-deco hotels lining the white-sand beachfronts. This transition has left its society with a vast array of constituents, not the least being one of the biggest Latin scenes north of Mexico.
The extremely temperate climate (20°C during winter) sees that its world-renowned beaches remain jam-packed with coconut-oiled bathers year-round, and ensures its enterprising student population is never short of things to do. And when your tan becomes too painful, you can always don a t-shirt, heading towards one of the many tourist attractions, or retreating into a star-studded Coconut Grove bar. In Miami, the unsurpassed social life serves more as a valuable extension to the classroom than an unnecessary distraction, so close the book and bust a move.
The extremely temperate climate (20°C during winter) sees that its world-renowned beaches remain jam-packed with coconut-oiled bathers year-round, and ensures its enterprising student population is never short of things to do. And when your tan becomes too painful, you can always don a t-shirt, heading towards one of the many tourist attractions, or retreating into a star-studded Coconut Grove bar. In Miami, the unsurpassed social life serves more as a valuable extension to the classroom than an unnecessary distraction, so close the book and bust a move.
