ABOUT MBTU
Miami Business Technological University offers a high-quality education and academic rigor in our online platform, which will allow our graduates to access better job opportunities with a degree of great value and prestige. Our programs are taught in the Spanish language, so there are no barriers to obtaining a high-quality education.
We offer a high-quality education and academic rigor in our online platform, which will allow our graduates to access better job opportunities with a degree of great value and prestige.Ā
MISSION
VISION
VALUES
- Opportunity: Meeting each studentās educational need at his or her level of ability.
- Excellence: Achieving the highest standards.
- Learning: Acquiring new skills, insights and ideas.
- Success: Preparing students for the future.
- Creativity: Finding innovative ways to accomplish our objectives.
- Community: Listening and responding to community needs.
- Teamwork: Supporting and respecting each other and those we serve.
Integrity, Transparency and Ethics Policy
With the goal of promoting ethics within and outside of MBTU, the university has developed a Code of Ethics. This document contains the principles, responsibilities and values that regulate the behaviors, attitudes, responsibilities, and practices of our educational community. All this applies to the authorities, teachers, students, employees, and workers, who must always maintain exemplary ethical conduct.
Compliance with this Code of Ethics is mandatory. Members of our university community must adhere to the principles and values of the institution:
- LOYALTY
- COMMITMENT
- DISCIPLINE
- SOLIDARITY
- INTEGRITY
- SOCIAL
- RESPONSIBILITY
- RESPECT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
Our Code of Ethics establishes:
- Know, respect, and apply the laws and regulations, codes, organic statutes, internal regulations, mission, vision, goals, institutional objectives and mechanisms of transparency and fight against corruption, seeking the collective good and applicable to the educational management of MBTU.
- Maintain a respectful, honest, warm and open behavior to dialogue with members of the university community, which strengthens the commitment, the sense of belonging and the solid image of MBTU.
- Refrain from using his position, authority or influence to obtain or seek undue benefits or advantages for himself or for third parties or to harm any other individual.
- Provide fast service according to the principles of effectiveness and warmth.
- Manage the information to which you have access in a responsible and honest way.
- Comply with the faithful compliance of the institutional information security policies, whether physical or digital, passwords and access management, and other issues related to information technology.
- Use the institutionās resources and assets responsibly, appropriately, and optimally, exclusively for the purposes for which they have been allocated.
Helping the community
Affirmative Action (EEO).
Consistent with federal policy, it is established that no person will be excluded from training, denied any training benefits, or subjected to discrimination in any hiring practice or university activity based on race, creed, color, disability, nationality, sex, age, political affiliation, sexual orientation, marital status or belief.
MBTU reaffirms its responsibility to comply with these regulations and demonstrate its willingness to establish and maintain conditions of equity and equal opportunities for its members.
Students with Disabilities
Student Complaints and Claims
Each program that we offer has its respective process and procedures and our administrative departments are attentive to resolve any complaint from our students. If you have any questions about whom to contact, you can email us and one of our officials will refer complaints to the competent authority.
Finally, if no solution has been given to the student regarding their problem, they have the right to contact the Commission for Independent Education, Florida Department of Education directly:
Florida Department of Education,
325 West Gaines Street
Suite 1414
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0400
Phone: (850) 245-3200
Fax: (850) 245-3234