Arts
Experience the College's finest artistic expression on and off campus—whether attending student or faculty music recitals and theatre productions, viewing students' work exhibited at local galleries or reading our poetry magazines.
Experience the College's finest artistic expression on and off campus—whether attending student or faculty music recitals and theatre productions, viewing students' work exhibited at local galleries or reading our poetry magazines.
Faculty and students in the humanities study some of the most profound and exciting thinkers and writers, past and present, to produce pioneering research in the study of language, literature and culture.
Blending theory with practice, our internationally recognized social scientist faculty share their ongoing research in human behavior and development with more than 1,000 social sciences students.
When you take classes in the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CAHSS), you join the University of Denver's largest and most diverse academic unit, and gain the education and skills necessary to succeed at nearly any career in today's global, communication-based society.
CAHSS is where all DU undergraduate students build the foundation of their higher education. All undergraduate students take liberal arts courses with us, and one-third of these students declare a CAHSS major. Plus, the majority of our departments and schools offer graduate certificates, masters' degrees, or PhDs.
At the start of the academic year, the University of Denver announced the creation of the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences (CAHSS), which includes the division of arts and humanities and the division of social sciences. The unified College came about as a result of the months-long strategic planning process within the two divisions and the launch of its Keystone Strategic Plan.
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