Contact Us
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the University of Denver is keeping students, faculty, staff, alumni and neighbors fully informed through our COVID-19 website. This website features the most up-to-date information and a COVID-19 dashboard. All standard business operations for the Office of Graduate Education are being completed remotely. Please don't hesitate to contact our office for assistance during this time. We are here to help!
- Admissions: for assistance and questions please email gradinfo@du.edu.
- Student Services: for assistance and questions please email gradservices@du.edu.
- Submit all forms and approvals to the email address above.
While all in-person visits are currently cancelled, many graduate units offer virtual visit options.
Secure Drop-box
While we are working remotely, applicants and current students can still drop-off documentation at the Office of Graduate Education. A secure drop-box is located at the bottom of the stairs at the west entrance of the Mary Reed building. Our staff members are routinely collecting and processing documentation received electronically, in the mail, and from the on-campus drop-box. Find our contact information below for additional questions.
Office Hours
A staff member will be available on campus every Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the University of Denver is keeping students, faculty, staff, alumni and neighbors fully informed through our COVID-19 website and other means.
Contact Information and Resources
Prospective Students & Applicants
Email: gradinfo@du.edu
Phone: 303-871-2706
(leave voicemail for a return call)
Current Graduate Students
Email: gradservices@du.edu
Phone: (303) 871-2706
(leave voicemail for a return call)
COVID-19 Updates
Pandemic to Endemic
As much of the country transitions from pandemic to endemic, we are thinking about how and when to transition from the COVID-19 Response Team we have had in place these past two years toward a more permanent and adaptable model going forward. While the novel coronaviruses are clearly here to stay, we believe it makes sense to shift away from an emergency response model as we move into the summer.