See What FIU is all About

Take a campus tour and get a sense of all there is to love about FIU. Our student tour guides will take you and up to two guests on a 90-minute walk through our tropical campus, covering FIU's colleges, landmarks and the spots where your student life will come to life.

Campus tours fill up fast, so we recommend signing up early!

Aerial photo of the front of FIU's Office of Student Access & Success.

Tour MMC

Modesto A. Maidique Campus (MMC), the original home of FIU since 1969, spans 342 acres in West Miami-Dade. When you tour MMC, you'll explore one of the most dynamic university campuses in the country. Here, you'll get a firsthand look at some of FIU's largest and most in-demand schools and colleges.

MMC Tour Parking

Parking Lot 3 is the closest lot to the Student Academic Success Center (SASC) building and has metered parking. Parking Lot 4 and Parking Lot 5 are also options if you don’t mind a short walk!

When you arrive, make sure to park in a metered spot and follow the instructions on the Parkeon or PayByText signs.

See Visitor Parking

Tour BBC

Set on a waterfront campus in North Miami, FIU's Biscayne Bay Campus (BBC) offers a unique academic experience surrounded by the beauty of Biscayne Bay. BBC is home to some of FIU's highest-ranked programs and most innovative labs, giving students hands-on access to cutting-edge research and real-world learning opportunities, including programs in:

  • Health Services Administration
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
  • Journalism and Mass Communication
  • Marine Sciences and Physical Education

BBC is also the birthplace of the South Beach Wine and Food Festival and the North Miami Brewfest.

  • MMC Self-Guided Tour

    Take a self-guided tour of MMC at your own pace using our downloadable tour map. Starting at SASC and ending at the Academic Health Center Plaza, the tour includes 12 stops and eight additional points of interest covering the central hubs of FIU's colleges.

    Download the MMC Self-Guided Tour Map

  • Group Tours

    Bringing a group of students to FIU? Fall group tour registration is now open for educational institutions. Tours accommodate 10 to 50 students and last approximately 90 minutes.

    Learn more about Group Tours

Paw Points of Interest 

Explore FIU's most iconic spots, from the Graham Center and Pitbull Stadium at MMC to kayaking among the mangroves at BBC. Two unique campuses, endless things to discover!

Two students sitting in GC smiling at the camera.

Graham Center, MMC

An aerial view of Pitbull Stadium during an FIU Panthers football game.

Pitbull Stadium, MMC

A group of students sitting under a tree on the GC Lawns.

GC Lawns, MMC

A aerial view of the PC Fountain.

Primera Casa Fountain, MMC

A group of students looking for turtle at Turtle Pond.

Turtle Pond, MMC

Architecture students competing in Walk on Water at Green Lake.

Green Lake, MMC

Two students talking while running on the treadmill.

Wellness and Recreation Center, MMC

The Stocker AstroScience Center at dusk.

Stocker AstroScience Center, MMC

The entrance of the Wertheim Conservatory.

Wertheim Conservatory, MMC

The oldest tree at FIU's Nature Preserve.

Nature Preserve, MMC

The entrance to the Wolfe Center at BBC.

Wolfe University Center, BBC

Two students kayaking in the bay at BBC.

The Bay, BBC

Two students looking at the menu of the Wine Spectator Restaurant Laboratory.

Wine Spectator Restaurant Laboratory, BBC

The Olympic-size pool at the BBC Aquatic Center.

Aquatic Center, BBC

A student about to start crossing the rope course.

Team Ropes Adventure Challenge, BBC

ExploROAR Sessions

Not ready to visit in person? Attend ExploRoar Information Session to learn more about some of FIU's top programs and meet with faculty and staff representatives, including:

  • Business
  • Earth and Environment
  • International Studies
  • Communication, Journalism and Media
  • Dietetics, Nutrition, Disaster Management and Social Work
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
  • Nursing and Health Sciences

Register for an ExploROAR Session

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I register for a tour?

    Register using our sign-up widget and choose the date and time that fits your schedule. You'll receive a confirmation email with your tour details. To cancel, use the Your Itinerary Page link in your confirmation email.

    For questions or to reschedule, email us at tours@fiu.edu

  • How long is the tour?

    Regular tours are about 90 minutes. We also offer a 40-minute express tour with fewer stops that skips the dorms.

  • What days are tours available?

    Tours are available Monday through Friday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., with monthly Saturday tours at 10 and 11 a.m. Tours are not offered during the first week of classes or on university holidays.

    For a full list of closures, see the Academic Calendar for dates marked University Closed or No Classes.

  • Who will be my tour guide?

    Your guide will be a current FIU student from one of our many majors and backgrounds, giving you a firsthand look at what campus life is really like.

  • Are campus tours free?

    Yes, FIU campus tours are completely free with no fees or costs to register.

  • How many guests can I bring?

    You can bring up to two guests to join you on your tour. Keeping our groups small means a better, more personal experience for everyone.

    Bringing a larger group? Visit Group Tours to schedule a tour for your school or organization.

  • Can I bring my pet?

    Pets are not allowed on campus tours. Service animals are welcome.

  • What should I wear?

    Miami's weather can be warm with occasional rain showers, so come prepared! We'll adjust our tours to take advantage of shaded and covered areas as needed. We recommend wearing comfortable clothing and shoes, and bringing sunscreen or rain gear just in case.

  • What happens if there's extreme weather?

    We'll make the most of shaded and covered areas during your tour, but may need to shorten or cancel in cases of extreme heat or severe weather. The safety of our guests and guides is always our top priority.

  • Can I visit FIU without signing up for a tour?

    Yes, FIU is a public university, and our campuses are open to the public. We also offer a self-guided tour so you can explore MMC at your own pace.

    Download the MMC Self-Guided Tour Map

Photo & Video Permissions

By visiting our campus, you acknowledge that photos and videos may be taken during your tour and used for marketing and promotional materials in print and online formats. Your presence on campus means you agree to the use of your likeness and voice without compensation. If you do not wish to be photographed or recorded, please do not attend a campus tour.