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Doctoral
PhD in Geography, Planning, and Design | University of Colorado Denver
The PhD program in planning, architecture, or landscape architecture is the only one of its kind offered in Colorado. The program trains students to become high-impact faculty members, professionals, and intellectual leaders in fields that address urgent social and environmental issues.
College of Architecture and Planning
Master's
Master of Science in Historic Preservation | University of Colorado Denver
The Master of Science in Historic Preservation (MSHP) is for students seeking training in spatial, technical, and design aspects of the broader field. This program encompasses architecture, cultural landscapes, preservation, planning, building technology, project management, documentation, interpretation, and representation.
College of Architecture and Planning
Master's
Master of Landscape Architecture | University of Colorado Denver
Prepares students to design healthy and ethical environments. Globalization, population growth, heritage loss, and environmental decay factors all come into account. A bachelor’s degree in any subject required. Advance standing available for those with a landscape architecture or undergraduate architecture degree.
College of Architecture and Planning
Master's
Master of Urban and Regional Planning | University of Colorado Denver
The Master of Urban and Regional Planning (MURP) is a hands-on, real-world-oriented program. The MURP uses Colorado as a classroom and engages students with top planning/design professionals and the community.
College of Architecture and Planning
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Exposes students to transportation and highways, hydrology and wastewater systems, structures and bridges, environmental and sustainability issues, and geotechnical design. Graduates go on to careers in demand because of the increase in population, continuous development around the world, and the eventual degradation of city infrastructure.
College of Engineering, Design and Computing
Master's
Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering
Enhances students’ basic civil engineering education with an interdisciplinary approach. Students select courses from other areas of study with the option to focus on an expertise. Areas of expertise include construction engineering and management, geomatics and GIS, hydrologic, environmental, and sustainability engineering, and or transportation systems.
College of Engineering, Design and Computing
Master's
Master of Science in Civil Engineering
Intended for students who have previously earned an undergraduate degree in engineering. Students choose an area of expertise: construction engineering and management; structural engineering; geomatics and GIS; hydrologic, environmental, and sustainability engineering; or transportation systems.
College of Engineering, Design and Computing
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Prepares students to apply their skills, knowledge, and creativity in a rapidly changing field. The program emphasizes fundamental concepts and basic principles with a long, productive life. Students have opportunities to collaborate on innovative projects and internships and may also partner with faculty and graduate students on research.
College of Engineering, Design and Computing
Minor
Computer Science Minor
The minor in computer science is designed to provide undergraduate students the fundamentals of computer science and programming, skills that can enhance most any career field. Any undergraduate student enrolled in a University of Colorado CU Denver degree program with a major other than computer science may earn a minor in computer science.
College of Engineering, Design and Computing
Master's
Master of Science in Computer Science
Provides ample opportunities for computer science students to pursue state-of-the-art research and professional development in various interdisciplinary areas.
College of Engineering, Design and Computing
Minor
Construction Management Minor
The minor in construction management allows students to learn skills to facilitate entry into the construction industry and is designed for students in engineering, architecture, business and other related disciplines.
College of Engineering, Design and Computing
Certificate
Graduate Certificate in Construction Project Management
Teaches critical management tools and techniques, preparing students to run projects within schedule, budget, and quality requirements. It is designed for professionals and graduate students interested in developing a level of expertise in construction project management in a challenging and growing field.
College of Engineering, Design and Computing