
University Profile
With the Denver skyline as its backdrop, three major sports arenas within walking distance, and numerous outdoor activities at its doorstep, the University of Colorado Denver is quickly growing into the model for urban campuses.
CU Denver summarized…
Research
- More than $421 million in sponsored research (FY2010-11)
Programs
- 130+ study programs in 13 schools and colleges
- Award more graduate degrees than any other Colorado institution
- Student-faculty ratio of 17:1
Students
Fall 2011
- 18,001 total enrollment (10,136 undergraduate, 7,865graduate)
- Anschutz Medical Campus:3,556 (409 undergraduate, 3,147 graduate)
- Denver Campus: 14,445 (9,727 undergraduate, 4,718 graduate)
- 13% out-of-state residents
- 6% international students
- 32,000 students served annually, including noncredit, professional development and personal enrichment classes
- Alumni:
107,678 (as of FY2011)
67% live in Colorado
College of Architecture and Planning Statistics
Graduate Students - Total 496
- Type:
Masters 466
Architecture 249 53%
Historic Preservation 15 3%
Landscape Architecture 90 19%
Urban & Regional Planning 101 22%
Urban Design 11 2%
PhD 30
- Gender:
Male 256 52%
Female 240 48%
- Residence:
Colorado Resident 385 78%
Domestic Non-resident 66 13%
- Percentage of Time:
Full-time 470 95%
Part-time 26 5%
- Ethnic Minority: Total 52 10%
Asian-American 16 3%
African-American 10 2%
Hispanic 20 4%
Native American 4 .08%
Pacific Islander 2 .04%
- International Students: 45 9%
- Average student age: 29.7
Degrees - Awarded 2011
Masters 205
- Architecture 90
- Landscape Architecture 29
- Urban & Regional Planning 69
- Urban Design 17
PhD 2
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Faculty
- 31 Full time
- 35 Lecturers (usually teaching one class)
- 16:1 CAP student-faculty graduate ratio
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Alumni
Accreditations
- Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board (LAAB)
- National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB)
- Planning Accreditation Board (PAB)
Distinctions
- Students won first two international Solar Decathlon competitions, 2002, 2005
- Students won national Urban Land Institute Design competition, 2005
- Colorado's only College of Architecture and Planning