Prepares individuals holding a bachelor’s degree from many teaching fields in diverse elementary classrooms. The program features a proven and perfected residency program with partner schools. Graduates are highly qualified and well-prepared to support their students’ potential.

Prepares candidates to explore, understand, and think critically about the nature of science and science education from a research-oriented perspective. The program prepares graduates to become equity-focused, knowledgeable leaders in science research and education.

Offers both the breadth and depth of a finance degree that can lead anywhere. Students learn to make financial decisions and policies based on value for the company. Graduates go into careers in areas such as banking, trading, investment services, and corporate management.

With more specialization options than any other part-time or full-time MBA program in Colorado, this degree gives you the power to choose whatever matches your lifestyle and career goals. Complete your degree in a fully online curriculum designed for maximum flexibility. Taught by the same professors as our on-campus Denver Flex MBA courses. The Online MBA provides built-in flexibility for you to explore your interests, while still giving you a solid business foundation applicable to every industry or discipline. You can also customize your MBA by taking advantage of your elective hours to complete a specialization.

Teaches critical management tools and techniques, preparing students to run projects within schedule, budget, and quality requirements. It is designed for professionals and graduate students interested in developing a level of expertise in construction project management in a challenging and growing field.

The MS in applied mathematics offers a general degree in applied mathematics along with options for specialization in many areas, preparing graduates for a multitude of careers in industry and business. The curriculum exposes students to a variety of coursework and provides the opportunity to participate in real-world research and consulting work.

The minor is open to all students, and should be beneficial for science majors, pre-professional health science majors, and students seeking science education certification. The objective of the chemistry minor is to provide broad, introductory coursework and laboratory experience in chemistry without the more technical mathematical and chemical prerequisites required of the chemistry major.

This curriculum provides a solid training in quantitative and qualitative economic principles that offers significant benefits to mathematics majors who seek industrial or consulting positions. A strong foundation in mathematics and statistics better prepares economics students for graduate school. This unique program saves time by allowing students to count some coursework towards both degrees.

Provide students and working geospatial professionals with the knowledge and skills for the effective use and development of FOSS4G solutions in diverse application contexts. This complements and enhances the knowledge and skills they have in the use of geospatial proprietary software solutions. Students will be exposed to several FOSS4G alternatives to address the needs of a geospatial information infrastructure from desktop, database management systems, systems automation/customization, all the way to Web/Cloud-based applications and enterprise level solutions. Students will acquire the necessary knowledge and skills t

Provides students and the wider community with foundational knowledge and skills in historic preservation. The interdisciplinary collaboration between the College of Architecture and Planning and the History Department is open to any qualified graduate student or nondegree-seeking student with a bachelor’s.