University of Miami Internship Housing

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Image of Lakeside Village
Student studying on bed in Lakeside Village
Student studying on bed in Lakeside Village
Sample Bedroom of Lakeside Village
Sample Bedroom of Lakeside Village
Two students talking on couch in Lakeside Village
Two students talking on couch in Lakeside Village
Student studying on bed in Lakeside Village
Student studying on bed in Lakeside Village
Sample Living Room in Lakeside Village
Sample Living Room in Lakeside Village
Sample Kitchen in Lakeside Village
Sample Kitchen in Lakeside Village
Sample Kitchen in Lakeside Village
Sample Kitchen in Lakeside Village
University of Miami
1280 Stanford Drive
Coral Gables, Florida 33146

Finding housing can be tricky for summer interns, especially in Miami. Rather than sifting through hundreds of ads in search of a sublet or getting stuck in a lease for longer than you need, summer interns can live at the University of Miami! Our program offers flexible move-in/-out dates and frees interns from worrying about furnishing a room/apartment for the summer. 

The University of Miami's Summer Intern Housing Program allows summer interns to have flexible move-in and move-out dates and free them from worrying about furnishing a room or finding a lease/sublet for the summer. Minutes from the Metrorail and central to US-1, the University of Miami is an ideal location for those coming to Miami for the summer.

Interns participating in the program can expect to have:

  • Reasonably priced and accessible accommodations
  • An educational living environment
  • Lasting connections with other interns staying with us on campus

Offering a wide range of complimentary amenities including internet, interns can take advantage of our inclusive residential experience. All of the following are included with your room rental at no additional cost:

In addition to offering budget-friendly accommodations in one of UM’s on-campus residential areas, our summer program also offers interns engaging events and activities so they can explore Miami while meeting fellow interns from across the country.

who can stay here?

Interns

nearby transportation

Bikes
Bus
Rideshare
Metro
Scooters
Taxi
Train
Rideshare

intern housing availability

Minimum Length of Stay: 14 Days
Maximum Length of Stay: 77 Days
First Check In: May 20, 2023
Last Check Out: August 5, 2023

housing options

Efficiency/studio layout: one bed, kitchen area, bathroom // One single bedroom, one bathroom, kitchen, living room // Two single bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, living room // Four single bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, living room
Residence Types:
  • Hotel-Like
  • Residence Halls
  • Suite/Apartment

  • Bathroom Types:
  • Private
  • Shared




  • Lakeside Village

    Lakeside Village is premium housing for interns. Each unit varies in size and style - and each apartment has its own kitchen and living room.

    Residence Type: Suite/Apartment
    Occupancy Type: Double, Single
    Bath Type: Private Shared
    Fully Furnished: Yes
    Air Conditioning: Yes
    Washer/Dryer: Yes

    on-site amenities


    Climbing Wall
    Covered Patios
    Fitness Centers (On-campus gym membership + outdoor circuit)
    Pool
    Retail/Food & Beverage
    Parking Permit included
    Fully Furnished Apartment (just bring your linens!)
    Internet
    Occasional weekend activity (included in your stay!)
    ADA Accessible
    Basketball Courts
    Billiards
    Business Center
    Coffee Shop
    Common Area
    Desk
    Dining Options
    Dishwasher
    Dresser
    Fitness Center
    Food Court
    Microwave
    Nightstand
    Office Chair
    On-Site Parking
    Oven
    Ping Pong
    Refrigerator
    Sofa
    Stovetop
    Swimming Pool
    TV
    Wi-Fi

    things to do around Coral Gables


    Coral Gables
    Integral to the city’s founding, the University of Miami is located in Coral Gables – known as “The City Beautiful” by its residents – in sunny South Florida. One of the first planned cities in the region, Coral Gables offers conference guests a variety of cultural, historical and entertaining activities for when the meeting is over. From the centrally located Miracle Mile shopping district and many other upscale dining and shopping centers to the historical Biltmore Hotel or Venetian Pool, Coral Gables alone provides enough activities for conference guests both young and old to have a well-rounded conference experience.

    Coconut Grove is a short 15-minute drive from campus but feels as though you’ve transported to a tiny city reminiscent of Key West. With block after block of local eateries and artisan shops in addition to the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens or Barnacle Historical State Park, Coconut Grove provides visitors with both activities both day and night. Moving slightly further away from campus but no more than a quick drive by car or public transit, lies many cultural neighborhoods that makeup the diverse city of Miami. Little Havana’s “Calle Ocho” hosts many street festivals and other cultural events – including frequent games of dominoes. Little Havana is also home to Marlins Park for when the local Miami Marlins are in town.

    Guests also have the option of traveling farther north from campus and visiting Miami’s city-center – known as Downtown Miami – to visit Bayside, a waterfront shopping and dining venue where visitors can also book a dinner cruise in Biscayne Bay. The Perez Art Museum Miami and the Frost Science Museum are centrally located in Downtown Miami and offer visitors a way to beat the heat while discovering many exciting topics of art, history, culture and science.

    Brickell, located just 20 minutes north of campus, comes alive at night with a variety of restaurants and other nightlife venues.

    Who could come to Miami and not want to get a taste of South Beach. With its historic art deco architecture and infamous restaurants and hotels, “SoBe” is a must-see locale for any visitors. But for those looking for a quieter day at the beach, a quick drive to Key Biscayne offers conference guests the ability to unwind after a busy conference agenda. There, visitors can spend a day at the Miami Seaquarium or rent a bike and explore Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park.

    A 90-minute drive to the Florida Keys is also the perfect getaway after any meeting or conference is over. There, visitors can snorkel in the clear waters, take a kayak or paddle board through the mangroves or dine at one of the many waterside restaurants.
    Banks
    Beaches
    Dining Options
    Gas Stations
    Grocery Shopping
    Medical Facilities
    Nightlife
    Post Office
    Shopping

    payment methods

    Credit Card

    requirements

    Age 18+
    Proof of Enrollment
    Proof of Internship






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