About this Program

At the core of the MA in International and Intercultural Communication (IIC) is mastering the art of communicating effectively across cultures, languages and borders. By blending in-depth theory with hands-on storytelling, like videography, writing, editing, and podcasting, you’ll be ready to thrive in diverse communication roles.

Whether your career path leads to nonprofits, government, corporations, media, or journalism, this flexible program lets you tailor your studies to fit your goals. After completing two required courses in intercultural communication and global campaigns, you’ll choose electives from the Media, Film & Journalism Studies department and the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs to build your own path.

Plus, you can earn a graduate certificate in public diplomacy or global business and corporate social responsibility — without taking any extra courses.

About this Program

Art shapes—and is shaped by—cultures, ideas, and societies. A master’s degree in art history provides the opportunity to explore these dynamic relationships while developing the critical tools to analyze and interpret visual culture on a global scale. Students can also specialize in museum studies, gaining hands-on experience and professional insight into the world of museums and collections. Work closely with renowned faculty and visiting experts—including artists, curators, and scholars—while conducting original research on the topics that matter most to you.

Whether you're drawn to the intersection of art and museology or fascinated by a specific cultural movement, the program’s flexible curriculum empowers you to shape your academic journey. Prepare for doctoral study or pursue a career in museums, galleries, or cultural institutions with a degree that expands your perspective and opens new doors.

About this Program

At the University of Denver, you'll go beyond conventional economic theories. Our Master of Arts in Economics combines quantitative analysis, policy evaluation, and mathematical modeling with fresh perspectives from heterodox economics. Here, you'll dive into pressing economic and social policy issues, gaining a deeper understanding of how these systems shape the world and influence real-world outcomes.

With the flexibility to choose applied electives in areas like health and environmental economics, you can tailor your studies to focus on the issues that matter most to you.

Your culminating thesis project will challenge you to apply your expertise to real-world economic issues and develop your analytical voice, crafting evidence-based solutions and presenting your findings with clarity and impact.