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Florida Metropolitan University
About FMU
With over 8,000 students enrolled Florida Metropolitan University (FMU)
is one of the largest private universities in Florida. In response
to Florida's rapidly growing population, FMU focuses on business and
related fields. The staff and faculty of the University are
committed to assisting students in developing and enhancing their
capabilities, skills, and effectiveness in their chosen professions.
History
Since its early roots, dating back to 1890, FMU has grown to nine
campuses throughout the state. The campuses were organized as
Florida Metropolitan University in 1995. FMU's campuses are located
in: Brandon, Tampa, Lakeland, Clearwater, Orlando, Melbourne, Fort
Lauderdale, and Jacksonville.
University Mission
The mission of Florida Metropolitan University is the education of
qualified undergraduate and graduate students through the delivery
of career-oriented Associate's, Baccalaureate, and Master's degree
programs in a personalized teaching and learning environment
designed to support students' personal and professional development.
Online Programs
Associate Degree Programs
Accounting
Business
Business Administration
Criminal Justice
Legal Assistant/Paralegal
Bachelor Degree Programs
Accounting
Business Administration
Criminal Justice
Master Degree Programs
Business Administration
Criminal Justice
For Online Programs
All FMU Programs
Associate Degree Programs
Accounting
Business
Commercial Art
Computer Information Science
Criminal Justice
Film and Video
Hospitality Management
International Business
Legal Assistant/Paralegal
Management
Management/Marketing
Marketing
Medical Assisting
Office Technologies
Other Programs
Computer Office Technologies & Applications
Medical Insurance Billing/Coding
Network Administration
Pharmacy Technician
Surgical Technologist
Web Engineering
Bachelor Degree Programs
Accounting
Business Administration
Computer Information Science
Criminal Justice
Health Care Administration
Hospitality Management
International Business
Legal Assistant/Paralegal
Management
Management/Marketing
Marketing
Master Degree Programs
Business Administration
Criminal Justice
Degree Programs
Accounting (A.S. B.S.) Online or Campus
All companies rely on accounting to record financial transactions,
tax issues, and analysis. The Associate in Science degree in
Accounting offers an introduction to the principles of accounting.
Other components include payroll, tax and computerized accounting,
and financial statement analysis.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting prepares students to
measure and communicate the financial position of an enterprise and
provide advice on taxation, management services, and the analysis of
information systems. Students also gain knowledge of auditing
through theory and practice. Request More Information
Business (A.B.) Online or Campus
Business skills are essential in every industry and having a solid
background will only improve the competitiveness of any person
seeking employment or advancement in this field.
The Business program offers introductory courses in business
enterprise, marketing, finance, and human resources, plus business
law and advertising. With the demand for computer knowledge in the
business world, students are also given experience in computer
applications. Request More Information
Business Administration (B.S.) Online or Campus
Business skills are essential in every industry and having a solid
background will only improve the competitiveness of any person
seeking employment or advancement in this field.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration is
designed primarily for those who plan to enter or advance in a small
business environment or for those in a mid-level management position
in either private or public enterprise.
This program takes business administration one step further by
introducing international business, business policy and strategy,
business ethics, and market research. Heavy emphasis is placed on
management. Request More Information
Computer Information Science (A.S. B.S.) Campus Only
The Associate in Science degree in Computer Information Science will
familiarize students with microcomputer applications, programming
applications, data communication, and design in programming
languages.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Science
offers graduates special training in the development, analysis, and
design of computer information systems and database management
systems. The program focuses on concepts, principles, goals,
functions, and management of information driven business
organizations, stressing the development of business applications
through the use of computer languages.
Advanced courses in programming languages provide students with
better insight into computer programming. Employment in this field
is expected to grow much faster than average in the next several
years. Click Here: To see if you qualify
Commercial Art (A.S.) Campus Only
The Associate in Science degree in Commercial Art is designed to
prepare students for employment in the graphic arts industry as
artists and illustrators. Students will acquire proficiency in such
areas as typography, illustration, graphic design, layout, photo
manipulation, and desktop publishing.
Using a Macintosh, the latest design software will be introduced,
giving students the computer skills necessary to succeed in the
ever-changing field of Commercial Art. Graduates will be qualified
to seek employment in advertising agencies, design firms, production
houses, and other industries related to commercial art and graphic
design. Click Here: To see if you qualify
Criminal Justice Online or Campus (A.S. B.S.)
The Associate in Science degree in Criminal Justice provides a broad
understanding of the criminal justice system and introduces law and
legal procedures, along with criminal evidence and criminology.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice enhances the
study of the criminal justice system and expands into areas such as
gang activity, drug operations, and criminal justice management.
The curriculum is designed to offer a balance of theory and
application that will prove to be challenging to students, and
useful in the field. Request More Information
Film and Video (A.S.) Campus Only
The Film and Video program incorporates specialized training in
various facets of film and video production. Additional training
includes computer graphics, film history, script development, film
criticism, and business management as is relates to the film
industry.
The Associate in Science degree in Film and Video prepares students
to enter the creative and rewarding fields of motion pictures,
television, and video as a freelance contractor or in an entry-level
position. Click Here: To see if you qualify
Health Care Administration (B.S.) Campus Only
Major changes have occurred in health care administration over the
past decade and the trend appears to be continuing with increasing
intensity and scope. The entire health care industry is undergoing
major shifts in direction, which demand a workforce able to develop
innovative methods for managing health care service delivery.
Our Bachelor of Science in Health Care Administration focuses on
meeting these changes and preparing graduates for work in the health
care delivery system. This program prepares individuals to work
effectively in the rapidly changing health care delivery system at a
professional management level.
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Hospitality Management (A.S. B.S.) Campus Only
By providing both basic and hospitality-specific training in
management, accounting, and marketing, the Associate in Science
degree in Hospitality Management equips students for entry-level
supervisory positions in the hotel and restaurant industry.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Hospitality Management prepares
students for management positions with special emphasis on sales,
marketing, and management functions. Managers direct and coordinate
the operation of hotels and restaurants to ensure profitability,
efficiency, and quality customer service. Click Here: To see if you
qualify
International Business (A.S. B.S.) Online or Campus
Because of the conversion to a global economy, international
business has become an important sector of the business world today.
Knowledge of the structure of international markets is essential for
any business wanting to succeed in this area. The Associate in
Science degree in International Business emphasizes the foundation
of international business with management and marketing, business
law, international competitiveness, and current issues in a global
economy. Students are also introduced to advertising and business
enterprise as related to international business. The Bachelor of
Science degree in International Business further provides students
with the tools for understanding and dealing in foreign markets.
Industry and trade, import and export management, international
marketing analysis, consumer behavior, and global marketing are some
of the main areas covered in this degree. Request More Information
Legal Assistant/Paralegal (A.S. B.S.) Online or Campus
The Paralegal/Legal Assistant program is designed to prepare
students to enter the legal field as a Legal Assistant or Paralegal.
The Associate in Science degree emphasizes practical civil
litigation skills and tasks. The program prepares future Legal
Assistants and Paralegal's to perform tasks such as researching
legal issues, drafting legal documents, preparing pleadings,
summarizing documents, organizing trial notebooks, and interviewing
clients.
The program also focuses on another aspect of the legal field,
contracts. Students learn about the formation of contracts, breach
of contracts, and remedies for the breach of contracts. Estate
planning, wills, trusts, estate taxes, estate sales, joint tenancy,
and judicial determination of death are also covered. In addition,
the program also covers family law and criminal law. Family law
specializes in divorce, separation, custody, adoption, guardianship,
and community property. In criminal law, students learn about
defining common law, statutory crimes and punishment, classification
of crimes, principles of liability by specific defenses, and basic
criminal procedure concepts.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Legal Assistant/Paralegal enhances
the study of law and legal research to permit graduates to further
their legal knowledge while enhancing their opportunity for career
advancement. Request More Information
Management/Business (A.S. B.S.) Online or Campus
The Associate in Science degree in Management is designed to provide
students with basic management skills. As a result of the emerging
global market, an introductory course in international management is
also provided.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Management offers additional
studies in management including business law, human resources,
business policies and strategy, ethics, and labor relations. This
program is designed to give students skills for middle management
positions. Request More Information
Management/Marketing (A.S. B.S.) Campus Only
In the Associate in Science degree in Management/Marketing, students
gain general knowledge in advertising, customer relations,
international marketing, and business law. Current issues in
marketing are addressed and students learn how to use the Internet
as it applies to marketing. International Management/Marketing
courses are also included in the program, giving students more
experience in the ever-changing global market.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Management/Marketing offers
additional studies in such areas as marketing, research, consumer
behavior, and personnel management. Click Here: To see if you
qualify
Marketing (A.S. B.S.) Campus Only
The Associate in Science degree in Marketing offers an introduction
to marketing principles with emphasis in advertising, business, and
international marketing.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing offers additional
studies in marketing including marketing research, promotional
policies, strategies, public relations, and consumer behavior to
marketing.
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Medical Assisting (A.S.) Campus Only
The Medical Assisting program is designed to bridge the gap between
the traditional nurse in the physician's office and the medical
secretary. The degree prepares graduates to be entry-level
paraprofessionals in medical offices, clinics, and associated
medical facilities. In addition to basic diagnostic and laboratory
procedures, students learn current medical technology, medical
codes, and other skills necessary to excel in the healthcare
industry.
Upon completion of an Associate in Science degree in Medical
Assisting, students will have taken a variety of courses related to
the healthcare field. Courses include Anatomy and Physiology,
Clinical Assisting, Pharmacology, and X-ray Procedures. To ensure a
complete background of the medical field, the Medical Assisting
program covers medical insurance billing, medical transcription, and
business management as it relates to healthcare. Click Here: To see
if you qualify
Office Technologies (A.S.) Campus Only
The Associate in Science degree in Office Technologies is designed
to meet the needs of those students who are interested in all
aspects of secretarial work. The program places emphasis on typing,
word processing skills, records, and office management.
Concentrations are available in Medical Executive Assistant and
Administrative Office Management. Click Here: To see if you qualify
Master Degree Programs
Business Administration (M.B.A.) Online or Campus
The Master of Business Administration is designed to enhance the
individual's effectiveness in business and industry in the areas of
accounting, economics, management, and marketing.
As a result of the changing and constantly evolving world of
business, the graduate program emphasizes students' initiative,
independence, critical thinking, and responsibility so that they may
gain the heightened self-discipline, skill, and reasoning necessary
to become valued leaders in the community. Request More Information
Criminal Justice (M.S.) Online or Campus
The Master of Science, Criminal Justice program is designed to meet
the needs of a highly focused but multifaceted institution of
American society, the Criminal Justice system. The program utilizes
a multi-discipline approach to serve the variety of
agencies/departments within the Criminal Justice community.
The curriculum is designed to offer a balance of theory and
application that will prove to be challenging to the student and
useful in the field, and focuses on law enforcement administration,
corrections, juvenile justice, drug abuse, and abuse counseling.
Students will take elective courses in Modern Constitutional Theory,
Victimology, Counseling the Offender, and Interpersonal Management
Skills. Request More Information
Other Programs
Computer Office Technologies and Applications - Campus Only
The Computer Office Technologies & Applications program provides
both technical and practical training that will enable the office
professional to function as a competent assistant to management
staff. Our program prepares you to be an administrative assistant to
management staff. Training encompasses a thorough understanding of
the duties, responsibilities, skills, and knowledge required of an
administrative assistant. The focus of this program is to prepare
graduates to utilize the Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint,
and Outlook applications in Microsoft Office 2000 to their highest
capabilities. Career preparation institutions, like ours, focus on
training students for specific careers and placing them in jobs
after graduation. Click Here: To see if you qualify
Medical Insurance Billing/Coding - Campus Only
The health care field offers a variety of interesting and
challenging career opportunities to graduates of the Medical
Insurance Billing/Coding program. A career education at our campus
will give you significant advantages when seeking employment in this
professional sector. Our approach of emphasizing concentrated
programs, delivered in a small class setting, serves to meet the
needs of our students entering or re-entering today's job market.
Our Medical Insurance Billing/Coding program is designed to prepare
students for positions as Medical Insurance Billers in today's
health care offices, clinics, and facilities. Students learn
diagnostic and procedural terminology as it relates to the accurate
completion of medical insurance claims. A combination of skills will
prepare students for the ever changing field of insurance billing.
Students learn not only coding procedures, but also the proper
management and execution of various medical insurance plans and
programs.
They will practice interviewing and documentation skills,
demonstrating the proper methods of obtaining patient information
necessary for successful claims management. In simulated practice,
students will prepare insurance claims manually and by computer. The
legal and ethical responsibilities of the health care worker are
introduced as they relate to the medical office and common office
billing practices.
Click Here: To see if you qualify
Network Administration - Campus Only
The comprehensive program covers courses from Introduction to Word
Processing to Multiplatform Networking.
Students will gain knowledge of databases, core technology,
networking, Internet Information Servers, TCP/IP, Microsoft network
administration, and hardware concepts. The program also focuses on
workplace relationships with co-workers, supervisors, and customers.
To provide on-the-job experience, externship courses are provided to
allow students to apply what they have learned in the classroom to
real-world situations. This experience includes creating and
deleting users, adding peripherals, monitoring network security, and
configuring and troubleshooting. This is valuable experience for
students to help ease the transition from the classroom to the
workplace.
Click Here: To see if you qualify
Pharmacy Technician - Campus Only
Pharmacy Technicians are now performing many of the traditional
pharmacy functions. Today's Pharmacy Technician has assumed a
position that supports and enhances the progressive direction taken
by pharmacy. The Pharmacy Technician has also become the key person
in assuring the smooth uninterrupted functioning of traditional
pharmacy services.
Graduates from this diploma program will become active participants
in this growing field by exhibiting competence through knowledge and
skills learned through the college. The Pharmacy Technician program
prepares the student with both administrative and clinical skills
for a position in retail, hospital, clinic and home IV facilities.
The program provides the student with the theory and hands-on
applications required to demonstrate an understanding of the basic
principles and practices of pharmacy technology; recognize, spell,
define, and use appropriate medical terminology, words, and
abbreviations; use appropriate pharmacy skills; discuss and
demonstrate how to work with pharmaceutical dosage forms; and show
competency in performing pharmaceutical calculations. Click Here: To
see if you qualify
Surgical Technologist - Campus Only
Surgical Technologists are generally employed by hospitals, and work
in operating and delivery rooms. Surgical Technologists, also called
surgical or operating room technicians, assist in operations under
the supervision of surgeons, registered nurses, or other surgical
personnel. Before an operation, Surgical Technologists are
frequently responsible for setting up the operating room with
surgical instruments and equipment, sterile linens, and sterile
solutions.
The Surgical Technologist program is designed to train diligent
students to use proper surgical asepsis before, during, and after
surgical intervention; recognize basic instrument sets (major,
minor, and plastic); position patients with ease and knowledge; be
aware of the general set up of both the mayo tray and back table;
and function effectively as members of a surgical team. Students in
the Surgical Technologist program will be certified in CPR. Prior to
graduation, students will spend time in a hospital or clinic
operating room working under the supervision of a nurse or operating
room technician. Upon completion of the program, students are
eligible to take the national certification exam.
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Web Engineering - Campus Only
Growth of the Internet and expansion of the World Wide Web (WWW)
have generated a variety of occupations relating to design,
development, and maintenance of web sites and their servers. The
current demand for people with skills related to the Internet or
World Wide Web has employers actively seeking workers capable of
implementing today's hot, new technologies.
The rate at which the Internet and, in particular, the World Wide
Web have expanded demonstrates the potential effects of yet unknown
technological developments and the tremendous room for growth.
The Web Engineering program covers the topics necessary to gain a
complete understanding of the latest Internet and web site
development technologies, which include all aspects of implementing
an Internet and/or Intranet web site including planning, network
management, site design, applicable programming skills, and site
security. Students will also learn HTML, DHTML, XML, and scripting
languages such as JavaScript, CGI, PERL, and ASP. Click Here: To see
if you qualify
FMU Campuses
Jacksonville Campus
8226 Phillips Hwy.
Jacksonville, FL 32256 Melbourne Campus
2401 N. Harbor City Blvd.
Melbourne, FL 32935 Brandon Campus
3924 Coconut Palm Drive
Tampa, FL 33619
North Orlando Campus
5421 Diplomat Circle
Orlando, FL 32810 Pompano Beach Campus
225 North Federal Hwy.
Pompano Beach, FL 33062 Lakeland Campus
995 East Memorial Blvd.
Lakeland, FL 33801
South Orlando Campus
9200 South Park Center Loop
Orlando, FL 32819 Tampa Campus
3319 W. Hillsborough Avenue
Tampa, FL 33614 Pinellas Campus
2471 Mc Mullen Booth Rd.
Clearwater, FL 33759
* To qualify, FMU students must meet a residency requirement and
have current valid home address within 10 miles from any of the
above campuses. If you met the requirement and live within 10 miles,
then please use this link to request your free information. Florida
Metropolitan University
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