Allows undergraduate chemistry students who have begun their research to complete up to 12 semester hours toward the 30 semester hours required for a master’s while they are completing their bachelor’s.

Provides students with quantitative and applied economic skills that enhance their future employment opportunities in the private and public sectors, or their pursuit of PhD studies in economics or related fields. The program includes substantial exposure to econometrics and forecasting, working with large and diverse data sets, and a wide range of statistical software.

This certificate provides students a foundation for understanding the complex role of families and family members at multiple levels, as well as the social systems and organizations responsible for supporting families and individuals.

Trains scientists to engage in modern economic research related to the health care sector and to personal and public health. The coursework grounds students in rigorous economic theory and modern statistical methods and connects them to institutional details of the health care sector, administrative data methods, grant writing, and the development of interdisciplinary health care research.

The minor in Linguistics is an interdisciplinary program awarded through the Department of Modern Languages. The minor is designed to guide students through an exact and structured discipline that examines various aspects of the nature of human language. A Linguistics minor may be of particular interest to students majoring in a Foreign Language, as well as majors in such fields as Anthropology, English, Communication, Education, Philosophy, and Sociology. The Linguistics minor is open to all undergraduate students at CU CU Denver.

This Online Psychology Minor is extremely broad. While consistently focused on the individual, it could deal with everything from brain and neurologic functions to social and environmental influences on behavior and thought.

This accelerated undergraduate to graduate program develops an educational path for students to get a BA/BS in public health at CU Denver and a Master’s in Public Health degree at the Colorado School of Public Health in 5 years. Current public health majors can apply to this program after certain criteria are met.

Offers students the opportunity to tailor their program to their specific interests. By integrating linguistics, literature, and cultural studies with ancillary work in other disciplines, the degree not only prepares students for doctoral studies but also provides the broader expertise desired by those who plan to pursue or are already pursuing careers outside the university.

The dual-degree provides you with the opportunity to take the core of both programs, while choosing electives that simultaneously count toward both programs and that suit your career and personal goals. The net result is a more comprehensive and effective education in less time.

The Graduate Certificate in Interpersonal Violence provides an interdisciplinary perspective on crime, the formulation of laws and codes, and the criminal legal system and its intersection with gender and violence.