The University of Miami School of Architecture (U-SoA), based in Coral Gables, offers undergraduate, graduate, and post-professional programs that prepare students for careers in architecture and related fields such as urban resilience, healthcare design, historic preservation, and real estate development. Internationally recognized as the birthplace of The New Urbanism, led by former Dean Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, U-SoA pioneered sustainable, community-based approaches to urban growth that continue to influence cities worldwide. Under Dean Rodolphe el-Khoury, the school advances a vision that unites tradition with innovation, emphasizing interdisciplinary research, emerging technologies, and solutions to environmental challenges. Faculty and students actively engage in projects that improve communities, from post-disaster recovery to shaping the Miami 21 Zoning Code. With small classes, immersive study abroad programs, and a focus on hands-on, real-world experiences, U-SoA fosters a personalized environment that emphasizes design excellence, environmental responsibility, and the role of architecture in shaping the built environment.