Announcement: CU Denver is Celebrating 50 Years
Whether you’re an alumnus, current student, member of the faculty and staff, donor, or neighbor, you’re a valuable part of the CU Denver community. Help us celebrate the last 50 years and a future that works for all.
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International College Beijing
Office of International Affairs
Donate to the International Student Emergency Fund
CU Denver Day of Giving is April 6!
CU Denver is committed to making education work for all; this includes international students who are abruptly faced with a financial crisis. Unexpected disasters at home – massive flooding, earthquakes, medical emergencies, losses in family incomes -- have affected more than one of the university’s international students.
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Student Life in Denver, CO
CU Denver has over 120 student organizations. Students may belong to as many associations as they wish! To join a student organization you must have a University of Colorado Denver email ("@ucdenver.edu"). This will be provided when you're admitted to the University. Once you have received an email account, please visit OrgSync to register.
Intercultural Club Beijing (ICB Club)
The ICB Club provides ICB students a better environment to live and to study. We help ICB students with their identity of being international students, and help them make better connections with American society. Furthermore, the student club assists ICB students who are studying in Beijing and will offer them basic and professional information about study abroad. In addition, we are going to invite foreign students who want to go to Beijing as our club members. We share our Chinese language and culture with all at CU Denver. All in all, the student club is a student-centered organization, and our goal is to maximize club member benefits in the U.S.
Association for International Students
The Association for International Students is built to serve as a forum to welcome new international students; to educate international students about campus/community resources, information specific to international students, and about American culture; and to foster inclusion of international students to the campus community.
Chinese Student and Scholar Association (CSSA)
CSSA serves as a platform for cultural exchange and communication. The purpose of the CSSA is to facilitate and enhance mutual understanding between Chinese and American cultures. In addition, the Association provides Chinese foreign students an environment to support one another and to exchange their studying and living experiences while they are pursuing higher education degrees at the University of Colorado Denver.