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The Prosocial Leader certificate is designed for school leaders who are interested in leading schoolwide social and emotional learning (SEL) programs. This professional learning experience consists of three courses remotely facilitated in partnership with CREATE and the Prosocial Leader Lab.

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1.5 years

The minor is open to all students, and should be beneficial for science majors, pre-professional health science majors, and students seeking science education certification. The objective of the chemistry minor is to provide broad, introductory coursework and laboratory experience in chemistry without the more technical mathematical and chemical prerequisites required of the chemistry major.

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Welcome to the forefront of change! Our new interdisciplinary Climate Change Studies program isn't just a degree—it's a transformative journey where science, society, and policy converge to empower tomorrow's climate leaders. Dive into the heart of climate action and climate justice and make a difference that resonates globally.

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4 years

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The Colorado Certified Public Manager® (CPM) program is designed to offer public sector professionals an opportunity to develop and improve their management and leadership skills, while earning a nationally-recognized, professional certificate. Courses are taught by academic and practice-focused faculty to bring theory and practice together with the existing experience of attendees. Attendees come from all levels and areas of government, which offers a unique classroom experience wherein students connect with and learn from the experiences and perspectives of other professionals. The program culminates in a student-developed capstone project.

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This curriculum provides a solid training in quantitative and qualitative economic principles that offers significant benefits to mathematics majors who seek industrial or consulting positions. A strong foundation in mathematics and statistics better prepares economics students for graduate school. This unique program saves time by allowing students to count some coursework towards both degrees.

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4 years

The fields of mathematics and economics are inextricably linked. In economics, mathematics and statistics are used extensively in theory construction, tests of existing theories and discovery of regularities to inform new theories. Economics also gives mathematicians/statisticians new challenges, new outlets and new ideas to incorporate in mathematics.

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18 months

Master commodity markets and finance in an online, non-degree certificate.

Knowledge in most professional settings means little unless it can be communicated effectively. The minor in communication is designed to provide students who are not communication majors with knowledge and skills in communication that are useful in any discipline or profession.

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The minor in computer engineering provides an opportunity to gain a more in-depth knowledge of computing technology, programming digital hardware, interfacing digital hardware, internet of things, microcontrollers and microprocessors, sensor technology, as well as computer vision and image processing. The only pre-requisite to start this program is good academic standing and the desire to learn. Because the course structure involves a chain of pre-requisite courses, students are encouraged to start this minor in their freshman or sophomore year of study.

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The minor in computer science is designed to provide undergraduate students the fundamentals of computer science and programming, skills that can enhance most any career field. Any undergraduate student enrolled in a University of Colorado CU Denver degree program with a major other than computer science may earn a minor in computer science.

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The minor in construction management allows students to learn skills to facilitate entry into the construction industry and is designed for students in engineering, architecture, business and other related disciplines.

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