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Minor
Communication Minor
Knowledge in most professional settings means little unless it can be communicated effectively. The minor in communication is designed to provide students who are not communication majors with knowledge and skills in communication that are useful in any discipline or profession.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Minor
Creative Writing Minor
Students who are not majoring in an English creative writing track or are not majoring in English, and who have an interest in writing poetry or fiction, may enroll in the creative writing minor. The minor gives students the opportunity to complement their area of major study with experience writing and reading poetry or fiction.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Certificate
Sociology of Criminology Undergraduate Certificate
The Department of Sociology’s Criminology Certificate offers an essential foundation for students pursuing careers in criminal justice, victim and community services, criminal law, and non-profit organizations in local and international contexts.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Certificate
Cultural Diversity Studies Undergraduate Certificate
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Certificate
Graduate Certificate in Democracy and Social Movements
Introduces students to the complex interplay between social movements and the processes for initiating and consolidating democracies. Students examine relevant theoretical and methodological literature and apply it to current circumstances by taking specified courses in the major subfields of political science: American, comparative, international politics, and political theory.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Certificate
Undergraduate Certificate in Democracy and Social Movements
Introduces students to the complex interplay between social movements and the processes for initiating and consolidating democracies. Students examine relevant theoretical and methodological literature and apply it to current circumstances by taking specified courses in the major subfields of political science: American, comparative, international politics, and political theory.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Arts in Economics | University of Colorado Denver
Provides students with the analytical and quantitative skills in demand in the job market. Graduates go on to become trained economists who are employed by private businesses, banks, law firms, consulting firms, international corporations and agencies, public utilities, federal and local governments, and colleges and universities.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Arts to Master of Arts in Economics (4+1)
Allows qualified undergraduates to take graduate-level economic courses toward their BA. Flexibility and opportunities take students in many directions, both inside and outside of the field of economics, giving them an edge as they further their long-term goals.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Master's
Master of Arts in Economics and Master of Science in Finance (Dual)
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.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Master's
Master of Arts in Economics
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.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Master's
Combined Master of Arts in Economics and Master of Arts in Public Administration
The fields of public administration and economics are inextricably linked. Economists provide much of the theory and analytic foundation that administrators use to evaluate and implement policy. Similarly, good theory and practice must take into account how the proposals will be implemented and results interpreted. Both administrators and economists need to be engaged in constructive dialogue for either to be fully effective.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Bachelor's
Combined Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
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.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences