The School of Public Affairs and the Colorado School of Public Health jointly sponsor this dual-degree program, which enables you to take the core of both programs, and choose electives that simultaneously count toward both programs and that suit your career and personal goals.

A minor in Nonprofit Management is expected to be popular with students from fields in which nonprofit organizations play a significant role, such as psychology, public health, arts and culture, environmental studies, education and human development, business, and ethnic studies.

The Public, Non-Profit and Community Leadership Certificate engages students in a focused curriculum in the local public leadership, and in the community organizing and development field, including field placements in internships with local community partners.

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.

The Women’s and Gender Studies Track (WGST) is earned within either the Master of Humanities or the Master of Social Science degree, interdisciplinary Master degrees in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Colorado Denver. Women’s and Gender Studies are based in feminist theory, queer theory, post-colonial and ethnic studies, and a variety of social sciences and cultural studies.

Advance your career and your impact with CU Denver’s online MA in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in critical pedagogy. This program prepares teachers to design inclusive learning experiences, challenge systemic inequities, and lead meaningful change in PK-12 schools and communities.

Allows students to complete a BSBA and an MS in marketing in as little as five years, with an additional component that gives students the analytical skills to evaluate campaigns for success. This degree dives deep into topics such as branding, promotion, research, and strategy.

This certificate will provide you with the historical, political, and legal context of government organizations in the United States. You will learn and apply concepts relevant to managing government organizations, managing human capital, group development and performance, organizational communications, information management, and ethical and evidence-based decision-making.

The Master of Architecture program is fully accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). The program is also STEM-designated. The M. Arch focuses on preparing students for entry into the architecture profession and licensure.

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