Accredited Online Bachelor and Graduate Degrees at University of Colorado Denver - CU Online - Denver, CO

School of Education and Human Development

The School of Education is the largest graduate school of education in the state of Colorado.

Adolescent Literacy Certificate Professor: Linda Fiorella Aimed at teachers of all content areas Uses online resources, proven textbooks, and a collaborative online community May be earned in one year - entirely online Can be transferred into a Masters program All hours can help fulfill the requirements for the Colorado Reading Teacher Endorsement through UC Denver Request More Information about Adolescent Literacy Certificate.

Early Literacy Certificate Professor: Jennifer Ream This graduate-level certificate is specifically designed to help licensed teachers develop the skills necessary to reach student readers and writers in preschool through third grade, especially those who are English language learners. The courses are thoughtfully designed for current teachers, so you can incorporate assignments into your own classroom and building needs. The certificate may be earned in one year - entirely online. Request More Information about the Early Literacy Certificate.

Online Teaching Certificate The Online Teaching certificate program is designed for K-12, college and university educators interested in creating and teaching online and blended courses, or using Web-based/Web 2.0 components to enhance face-to-face instruction.   In accordance with professional standards for quality online courses (iNACOL and IBSTPI), participants will complete coursework that addresses the following areas related to online teaching and learning: roles of instructors and students, communication, facilitation strategies for online discussions (both asynchronous and synchronous), the collaborative nature of online courses, available technologies for delivering online courses, methods of assessment, learning outcomes, learning activities, and evaluation. Request More Information about the Oline Teaching Certificate.

Literacy Language and Culturally Responsive Teaching (L2CRT) Faculty in the Literacy, Language & Culturally Responsive Teaching program believes that together, literacy and language are of utmost importance in students’ academic development. Reading, writing, and oral language are approached from a socio-psycholinguistic perspective that emphasizes a learner's construction of meaning along with the learning of important skills. Importance is placed on using theory, inquiry, and personal reflection to inform classroom practice. The program prepares teachers to use a variety of assessments to address students' needs. Request More Information about the L2CRT program.

Master of Criminal Justice

Upon completion of the program, you will have mastery of the concepts and theories associated with the various components of criminology and the criminal justice system; have an in-depth knowledge of the theories of crime causation; and develop skills necessary to utilize research methods in conducting and evaluating criminology and criminal justice issues.

You will also have the skills you need to:

• Make use of the broad base of knowledge and research in criminology and criminal justice programming and policy-making.
• Communicate effectively in speaking.
• Communicate effectively in writing.
• Utilize critical problem solving skills in criminology and criminal justice agency settings.

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Nonprofit Management Certificate

The Nonprofit Concentration prepares you to become an innovative and critical thinker in the areas of nonprofit organizational management and public policy. The Nonprofit Concentration’s unique design bridges theoretical knowledge with real-world experience. As you prepare for your career or advancement in your current position, you'll gain insight into the interdependence between the nonprofit, public, and for-profit sectors.

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