College of Professional Studies
Deepen your healthcare knowledge and address the perspectives of patients, providers, payers, and the population by majoring in healthcare administration through the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program (designed for adults with previous college credit aiming to complete their degree). Through the assessment of real-world health policy, you’ll learn to leverage technology, develop management skills, and deliver high-quality healthcare to the masses.
Your first 96 transferable quarter hour credits (64 semester hour credits) can be applied directly to your University of Denver degree. Save time and reduce the cost of your programs by pursuing the dual degree option and combine your bachelor's degree with the MS in healthcare management offered through the College of Professional Studies. Coursework in both the bachelor's program and the master's program is available entirely online.
College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
This interdisciplinary undergraduate minor provides students with an in-depth and substantive exposure to the politics, society and religions of the Middle East through a variety of humanities and social sciences approaches, and through study of at least one major regional language. The minor helps DU undergraduates pursuing any major to develop deeper and more nuanced understandings of the Middle East.
The Middle East Studies minor offers you broad exposure to the issues, developments and phenomena characteristic of the Middle East, along with the opportunity to establish proficiency in Arabic or Hebrew, two of the major languages of the modern Middle East. You’ll be able to use this degree to market yourself for careers in government, non-governmental organizations, and the academy.
Undergraduate Academic Programs
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As part of our sustainability goals, we’ve increased the number of solar roofs across campus to cover 18 buildings. These arrays will be responsible for up to 8% of DU’s energy production. Each panel feeds directly into the buildings, with a boost from decorative panel displays.
On January 7, 2021 DU opened its new, 132,000 square-foot Community Commons building. Envisioned as the new heart of campus, it reunites student services and support, along with a revolutionary new, centralized dining hall and countless options to connect, relax and engage with our campus community.
Each year the Denver Business Journal (DBJ) chooses 40 professionals under 40. These individuals are some of the brightest Denver has to offer and Morgridge is delighted to call one of our alumni, Scott Laband, MA ‘10, a DBJ 40 Under 40 winner.
Alumna Karen Philbrick uses her PhD in educational psychology as the executive director of the Mineta Transportation Institute, where she works to make sure gas taxes are spent on solutions that improve communities.
Created by a DU law professor, the Tribal Wills Project brings students from DU's Sturm College of Law and volunteer attorneys to American Indian reservations for the purpose of drafting wills.
College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
The Music Entrepreneurship Specialized Graduate Certificate is designed for emerging and mid-career artists who want to develop the skills necessary to thrive in today’s fast-paced music industry. Offered through a powerful collaboration between the Lamont School of Music and the Daniels College of Business, this 16-credit program equips you with the real-world skills and industry insight needed to build, market, and manage your own career as a working artist.
Daniels College of Business
The certificate in Leadership provides a foundational background in both individual and organizational leadership, giving you the insights and skills you need to motivate teams and organizations to meet their strategic goals. Built on engaging discussions and experiential projects, the curriculum delivers the practical knowledge needed to be an effective and ethical leader.
