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Graduate Admissions is located at the OneStop, SASC building

Graduate admissions matters are handled by the OneStop Office located on the first floor of the SASC building. Please bring your admissions docs/inquiries to OneStop, or call them at 305-348-7000. Please click here for a location map.

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*Please keep in mind that graduate admissions matters related to Business masters/professional doctorate applicants are handled by the College of Business, CBC 200, or call them at 305-348-0148.

Recent FIU Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Selling with the Word of God: Ghana's New Christianity and the Ethos of Business

Many people in Africa have raised concerns recently about the rapid growth and development of Pentecostalism and its dabbling in activities that can hardly be described as religious. In Ghana, it would be accurate for one to see Pentecostalism as not only a religious form but also a form of ... [Learn More]

Novel Methods for DNA Screening and Analysis using Rapid DNA, Epigenetics, and Digital Polymerase Chain Reaction

The main objective of this dissertation project is to develop improved methods for identifying and describing forensic DNA trace levels. The three main goals of the thesis are to improve the ability of rapid DNA analysis for trace samples, develop epigenetic markers for the identification of trace body fluids, and ... [Learn More]

The Olfactory and Microbial Basis of Mosquito Attraction to Humans

Mosquitoes infect hundreds of millions of people every year with a variety of deadly viruses, making them the most dangerous animal on earth. However, humans are not equally attractive to mosquitoes, leaving some individuals more vulnerable to mosquito borne-illness than others. The infectious behavior of the mosquito is dependent on ... [Learn More]

Advancing Scalability, Efficiency, and Storage Optimization in Blockchain for Mobile Internet of Things (mIoT) Applications

The increasing adoption of blockchain technology in mobile Internet of Things (mIoT) networks requires the development of blockchain systems that are efficient, scalable, and optimized for resource utilization. While several studies have attempted to address these challenges, comprehensive solutions that adapt to the inherent mobility of mIoT systems are still ... [Learn More]

Balancing Acts: Examining Legitimacy and Accountability in Social Entrepreneurship

Social entrepreneurship is using business principles and practices to create social value. Scholars and practitioners adopt either a business-oriented perspective or a socially-focused narrative to discuss social entrepreneurship, depending on the preferences and interests of their audience. This collected papers’ dissertation sought to investigate how social entrepreneurship initiatives maintain legitimacy ... [Learn More]

Theses and Dissertations produced by graduate students at Florida International University.

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