Offers the knowledge and skills necessary for creating, analyzing, and assessing health communications in a diverse and global world. Students receive a theoretically rich and practically relevant education in how health messages are generated, negotiated, and understood across a wide range of communication contexts, from intrapersonal to the mass media.

Allows students to complete a BA in international studies and an MA in political science in as little as five years. Students may take graduate-level courses during undergraduate study. This program is intended for outstanding students who have demonstrated graduate-level academic ability and graduate-quality work as undergraduates.

The online writing minor allows students to complement their area of major study with systematic experience in writing.

Prepares students for employment and graduate study in many areas of psychology and related fields, including neuroscience and biomedical research. This course of study focuses primarily on the biological and biochemical basis of behavior and mental function.

Offers students seeking an academic credential showing they are prepared to meet the challenges of doing business in the Spanish-speaking world. This certificate is available to all university students as well as business professionals with a prior degree who are seeking to increase their skill set and value in the international marketplace.

Designed to provide CU students and members of the public with specialized knowledge of the history, politics, literature, and social practices related to women’s and gender concerns. Students must complete 12 credit hours of coursework to receive the certificate.

This pathway program is designed to allow students to work concurrently toward the bachelor’s and master’s degrees in criminal justice, offering high-achieving students the opportunity to complete their degrees in just over five years.

The MPA program is for students interested in public service leadership positions and careers with public and nonprofit agencies and organizations. The program serves students new to public service, as well as those already in the field who are interested in furthering their careers.

Provides critical technical skills and knowledge to engineers in industries developing products and technologies in RF and antenna engineering. Topics include antenna operation, parameters, and limitations, including arrays, RF circuits, waveguide theory, familiarity with EM simulation approaches and limitations, and RF measurement equipment.

The MS option in hazardous waste is a structured set of elective courses that expose students to important environmental issues and technologies pertaining to hazardous waste.