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

Master of Engineering, Geographic Information Systems

This program is directed to engineers and other environmental and urban infrastructure professionals who are seeking a multi-disciplinary master’s degree. Disciplines involved in the degree may include civil engineering, geography and environmental sciences, urban and regional planning, information systems, applied mathematics, and engineering management.

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Master of Science in Nursing, Informatics Option

This program is designed to prepare nurses for advanced practice roles. Graduates are prepared to formulate clinical, administrative or policy decisions to promote health with clients experiencing wellness, acute or chronic illness, and to develop, manage, and evaluate the care within communities and health care systems.

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Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

This program will prepare you to be clinical leaders, who will design models of health care delivery, evaluate clinical outcomes, identify and manage health care needs of populations, and use technology and information to transform health care systems.

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Certificate in Palliative Care (Hybrid Program)

This certificate provides a foundation in current palliative care models integrating theories of caring and change. You'll discuss concepts, palliative care assessment, and planning in the context of patient scenarios to broaden approaches to model implementation.

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Health Care Informatics

This certificate provides you with the essential knowledge and skills needed to perform as an informatics specialist. These core informatics courses will provide you with a framework for information management and decision support, nursing and other health care terminologies and the life cycle of an information system.

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Bachelor of Arts in English Writing

This program will prepare you to think critically, read carefully, solve problems creatively, and write with clarity, grace and power. These are exactly the qualities needed to succeed as a writer when faced with diverse writing challenges in a breadth of professional settings or in graduate school.

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Graduate Certificate in the Teaching of English to Speakers of Other Languages (CTESOL)

The Program is designed to build the necessary skills to teach English as a Second Language. It provides a focused preparation for the teaching of English as a Second Language. It is primarily aimed at native speakers of English who want to teach overseas but may serve the needs of international students wanting to teach English in their home country or other countries.

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Master of Arts in Information and Learning Technologies, School Library

This program will prepare you with the knowledge-management skills and information access points you need to help students achieve and succeed. In your courses, you will learn about integrating information and learning strategies, school library management, collection development, collaborative planning, instructional design, and instructional leadership.

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Doctor of Education, Leadership for Educational Equity (EdD)

As a student in the program, you will be exposed to real-world problem-solving in schools, districts, colleges or community based educational contexts; context-specific best practices; interdisciplinary connections; public policy work; and innovative, applied inquiry. You will move through the program with a cohort of twenty students and an outstanding group of faculty, cultivating an environment of intellectual dialogue and of academic and professional growth.

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Applied Behavior Analysis Certificate

The School of Education and Human Development is now offering two course sequences in Behavior Analysis to prepare you to become effective Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA®), or Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analysts (BCaBA®) . These course sequences are offered through Continuing and Professional Education, and meet criteria established by the Behavior Analysis Certification Board (BACB®) for approved coursework. Once you complete the program, you will not have to provide further coursework documentation when applying for the BCBA® or BCaBA® examinations.

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Early Literacy Certificate

This program is designed as a series of three graduate-level courses 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. Watch an Early Literacy video.

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Infant Toddler Autism

This certificate fills a void in the field for addressing the needs of infants and toddlers with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). ASDs comprise the fastest-growing neurodevelopmental disorders in childhood.

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School Library Endorsement

Our school library endorsement is designed to help you learn the knowledge-management skills and information access points needed to advance your career goals. Your courses will integrate Information and Learning Technology strategies through coursework in school library management, collection development, collaborative planning, instructional design, and instructional leadership.

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MS in Recording Arts - Media Forensics

Media forensics is the investigative application of scientific methods aiding the criminal and civil justice systems with regards to audio, video, and computer evidence.

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Bachelor of Criminal Justice

The University of Colorado Denver's undergraduate Criminal Justice degree will help develop your critical thinking and problem solving skills while providing you with the knowledge and practical skill set to have a successful career in the field.

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Master of Criminal Justice

As an academic discipline, Criminal Justice explores all aspects of crime and criminal behavior by relying on interdisciplinary study within the fields of sociology, psychology, economics, political science, statistics, anthropology, and criminology, to provide students with a well-rounded liberal arts education.

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Nonprofit Management

This certificate will prepare you to become an innovative and critical thinker in the areas of nonprofit organizational management and public policy. This certificate’s bridges theoretical knowledge with real-world experience. So, you’ll gain insight into the interdependence between the nonprofit, public, and for-profit sectors.

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