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The certificate in neural engineering will provide students with focused knowledge in this growing sub-discipline of bioengineering, with a focus on use of engineering techniques to understand, repair, replace, or enhance neural systems. The certificate will provide students with an in depth introduction to cellular and systems neuroscience, neural interfaces, neuroimaging, and neurocomputation. Learning goals are designed to prepare students to work in industry or academia in this fast-paced and growing field. Instruction will be provided under experienced world-class faculty to gain expertise in current state-of-the-art technologies. The certificate has elective course options to allow the student to develop a deeper understanding of a particular focus area within neural engineering. The certificate is twelve credit hours and is open to all graduate students in Engineering or Neuroscience at University of Colorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus.

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1 Year

Provides trauma-informed knowledge and hands-on tools and strategies for educators, directors, principals, mental health professionals, early interventionists, and special education staff to use with PreK-12 students who present with a variety of challenging behaviors in educational and treatment settings. This credential is available only to graduate degree seeking students at CU, as well as graduate alumni.

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9 months

Conveniently offered as an evening program located in the heart of Denver, you can choose from three specialization options with real-world experience built into the curriculum and take advantage of strong ties to the health community. As a part of the Business School Alliance for Health Management (BAHM), joining CU Denver’s Heath Administration graduate program aligns you with a small group of top-ranked institutions, including Harvard, Northwestern, and University of Pennsylvania – Wharton.

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The Health Humanities minor critically analyzes historical and contemporary connections among health, medicine, and society. The minor deepens understandings of disease and wellness, pain and suffering, personhood, the nature of death and dying, embodied experience, and the limits of technological knowledge. Studying literature, history, philosophy, rhetoric, the arts, and related social science fields, HEHM students explore the human dimensions of medical practice and how they interact with lived experience, revealing the ethical, cultural, and social contexts of health and medicine.

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History students not only learn what has happened, they also learn to appreciate and understand the process of change. It's this perspective that makes the history minor an excellent complement to nearly any major.

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Designed to enhance your academic and career options, CU Denver’s minor in Human Development and Family Relations prepares undergraduate students to serve culturally and linguistically diverse families and individuals in a variety of community and social service settings.

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1 to 2 Years

The illustration minor is for students interested in broadening their visual communication skills and obtaining an introductory understanding of what is involved in the production of client-driven visual work.

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3-4 semesters

Designed to give students the flexibility to integrate previously completed coursework to construct a unique major. It is especially helpful for students who have switched majors, colleges, or institutions and are looking for a meaningful way to complete their degree.

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Graduates with knowledge of other cultures, languages, and governments have a tremendous advantage over other candidates in an increasingly competitive job market. The minor in International Studies (INTS) provides students the interdisciplinary knowledge and skills to help them succeed in a globalized economy. The INTS minor is available to students at CU CU Denver and the International College of Beijing (ICB).

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Explore the complete oil and gas resource lifecycle in a 3-day course.

The minor in Linguistics is an interdisciplinary program awarded through the Department of Modern Languages. The minor is designed to guide students through an exact and structured discipline that examines various aspects of the nature of human language. A Linguistics minor may be of particular interest to students majoring in a Foreign Language, as well as majors in such fields as Anthropology, English, Communication, Education, Philosophy, and Sociology. The Linguistics minor is open to all undergraduate students at CU CU Denver.

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