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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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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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From doing business abroad to hosting international visitors, we’re here to help faculty and staff locate global and local resources.
The Office of International Affairs provides information and organizes groups of international students and scholars for recreational outings to annual citywide events such as the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival, the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo, Denver Broncos Football, and Colorado Nuggets Basketball games, and Doors Open Denver architectural tours. OIA also conducts workshop events that include travel signature clinics, OPT and CPT informational clinics, J-1 Scholar check-ins, immigration options after graduation, welcome parties, and more.
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Immigration assistance and regulations guidance
Getting Started
The International Scholar Services unit assists the various CU Denver and Anschutz HR and Immigration Administrators in bringing international professors, researchers, postdoctoral fellows, short-term scholars, specialists, and international visitors for a variety of professional activities.
Most international applicants will need paperwork from the university in order to apply for an appropriate visa to work as an employee or visit the campus. CU Denver/Anschutz hosts scholars in the B-1/WB, J-1, H-1, TN, O-1 & E-3 visa categories. International applicants who have access to F-1 Optional Practical Training, F-1 Curricular Practical Training, J-1 Academic Training, or an Employment Authorization Document issued by the U.S. Citizenship and Naturalization Service can also be employed by the University.
H-1B Scholar Information
At CU Denver, we use the H-1B visa for faculty positions of all types, including the Professional Research Assistant group, exempt professional positions requiring the minimum of a bachelor’s degree, and classified positions requiring the minimum of a bachelor’s degree. Continue to the webpage to learn more.
J-1 Scholar Information
The University of Colorado Denver is an official program sponsor for the J-1 Exchange Visitor Program as authorized by the Department of State. The broad purpose of the J-1 program is to promote international educational and cultural exchange to develop mutual understanding between the people of the United States and other countries
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The Fulbright Scholarship Program
Fulbright Recipients
From microfinance in Bolivia to mapping environmental health in Turkey, media production in Portugal to HIV/AIDS research in Vietnam, water resource management in New Zealand to transplant care research in Sweden—the research of the university's Fulbright Scholars represents a diverse range of academic disciplines and international interests.
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