Miami International University of Art & Design offers each student access to the technology, tools, and facilities needed to complete projects in all disciplines. Here, students have the opportunity to produce quality work in an environment appropriate for their chosen career paths.

The University is housed in one conveniently located central building on the corner of 15th St. and Biscayne Blvd. in Miami, previously referred to as the Omni Building.

The main building of the University houses: studios, computer labs, all lecture rooms, administrative and faculty offices, the Office of Admissions, the 800 square foot Main Gallery, student lounge, cafeteria, and the Library, located on the second floor. The Library has over 23,000 volumes and subscribes to more than two hundred periodicals specific to the academic programs offered. The Library also owns a special collection of Vogue magazines from 1947 and a rare and unique collection of the "The History of Costume - The best of the Southeast Florida region."

There is also a parking garage adjacent to the University for students, staff, and faculty to use. A Metrorail station is conveniently located across the street from the main building and offers public bus transportation as well.

Miami International University of Art & Design is equipped with 20 computer labs and classrooms with over 380 computers in both Macintosh and PC platforms. Academic software includes (but is not limited to): Windows XP, Mac OSX, Maya, Quark Xpress, Avid, Final Cut Pro, 3D Studio Max, Gerber, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premier, AutoCad, Dreamweaver, Flash, and ProTools. In addition, Miami International University of Art & Design also offers Equipment Checkout and Print Center services on campus. Depending on the student’s course of study, digital video cameras, miniDV digital VCR's ARRI film cameras, Hi Res film/slide scanners, video lunch box, and wide format inkjet printers are available.