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Online Political Science Minor
This Political Science minor prepares our students for informed and creative activism by providing them an opportunity to develop analytical skills.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Online)
Introduces the broad spectrum of psychology, allowing students to dive deeper into the areas in which they are most interested.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Minor
Online Psychology Minor
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.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Minor
Online Sociology Minor
This Sociology minor studies group life: its characteristics, changes, causes and consequences. It combines scientific and humanistic perspectives in the study of urban and rural life, family patterns and relationships, social change, intergroup relationships, social class, environment, technology and communications, health seeking behavior, as well as social movements.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy | University of Colorado Denver
Examines philosophy as the systematic, imaginative, and critical discussion of fundamental issues as students tackle age-old and modern questions about morality, religion, reality, truth, justice, and science. Academically rigorous, it provides critical reading, speaking, analysis, and argumentation skills that prepare students for law, medicine, business, public service, education, media, and more.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Minor
Philosophy Minor
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Minor
Philosophy of Science Minor
Philosophy of science concerns the logic of scientific inquiry, raising questions such as: what is the best way to use observational evidence to learn about the natural world? How can findings be justified as objectively credible reasons to accept a hypothesis or a theory? How can we spot biases and procedural errors, and control for them to enhance the quality of investigation? What justifies classifying and grouping observational phenomenon when the world does not come pre-labeled? To what degree is truth relevant to the logical grounds to accept a hypothesis?
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Minor
Physics Minor
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
Provides students with an opportunity to develop analytical and leadership skills in the arena of creative activism and the use of collective power to pursue the common good. Many graduates go on to become leaders in their communities as organizers, attorneys, or public servants in regional, state, or federal government.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Arts to Master of Arts in Political Science (4+1)
Allows for students to complete a BA 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.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Master's
Master of Arts in Political Science
Offers a focus on American politics, comparative politics, international relations, and political theory. Students receive specialized training in human rights, legal studies, indigenous studies, gender politics, race and ethnic politics, European studies, and urban politics. Multiple community partnerships provide practical learning and professional development opportunities.
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Master's
Political Science MA/MBA Dual Degree
Sustainable business development requires an understanding of the political environment, while political understanding must include the role of the business community in economic development. Providing students with both a business foundation and political knowledge, this program enhances their ability to succeed in both business and political environments.
Business School