Prepares individuals to instruct students of varying abilities in diverse elementary, middle, and high school classrooms, using an assets-based approach. Graduates are equipped to identify and champion the strengths and assets of children with differing abilities.

CU Denver’s APA-accredited PsyD program prepares innovative school psychologists to be culturally responsive practitioners in diverse settings.

Our Entrepreneurship Minor is designed to give you the tools to build and be a part of a successful start-up business. As one of the fastest-growing business segments in the country, you’ll find a number of opportunities including scholarships, networking, and mentoring through the Jake Jabs Center for Entrepreneurship.

Build expertise in marketing strategy, management, and measurement with an MS in Marketing from the top-ranked CU Denver Business School. Students learn how to manage modern, holistic marketing initiatives and create innovative solutions to complex business challenges.

The minor in computer science is designed to provide undergraduate students the fundamentals of computer science and programming, skills that can enhance most any career field. Any undergraduate student enrolled in a University of Colorado CU Denver degree program with a major other than computer science may earn a minor in computer science.

Offers students a broad yet thorough grounding in anthropology as well as specialized instruction in medical anthropology, biological anthropology, and archaeological anthropology. This degree provides a versatile base for career development by presenting an integrative perspective on the human condition and training to objectively assess cultural patterning and social interaction.

Focused on high-quality coursework and student-centered research, led by award-winning faculty. Graduates stand out when applying for professional degree programs, including pharmacy, medicine, nursing, dentistry, medical technology, and many others.

Allows students to combine the quantitative skills of an economics degree with the practical applications of a business degree. Graduates become highly skilled research professionals with considerable econometric skill and familiarity with their chosen financial institutions.

The Ethnic Studies program is designed to help you develop a breadth and depth of understanding of ethnicity and its significance in contemporary American society. As you analyze the ethnic experience from an interdisciplinary perspective, you will gain a background in the theories and concepts required to understand and interpret inter- and intra-group relations in the United States. The Ethnic Studies minor focuses on the history, culture and contemporary situation of Asian Americans, African Americans, Latinos and American Indians. Students apply this knowledge in a variety of careers involving intercultural relations.

Provides training specifically in the economics of the health care industry. Students receive extensive training in mathematical and quantitative analysis, including substantial exposure to applied econometrics with large and diverse data sets and a wide range of statistical software.