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This program is designed for students who are interested in the study of English literature but who have elected to major in another area. The recommended series of courses allows students to become acquainted with some of the methods of literary study and with a number of the most important literary works. The literature minor allows students to complement their area of major study with systematic experience in literature.

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Join a cohort of educators from across the northern front range, committed to improving educational access and success for learners from linguistically and culturally diverse backgrounds. This program allows you to earn your CLDE endorsement, with a possibility to complete an MA.

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2 years

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Lead sustainability initiatives in your company with this certificate.

The Master of Architecture program is fully accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). The program is also STEM-designated. The M. Arch focuses on preparing students for entry into the architecture profession and licensure.

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2 years

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Offers students a broad yet thorough grounding in anthropology as well as specialized instruction in medical anthropology, biological anthropology, and archaeological anthropology. This degree provides a versatile base for career development by presenting an integrative perspective on the human condition and training to objectively assess cultural patterning and social interaction.

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2 years

Emphasizes a research focus on human-environment interaction. Within this area of critical geographic inquiry, students study geospatial science, a federally recognized STEM subject area that includes geographic information systems (GIS) and computer cartography, remotely sensed image analysis, and spatial statistics.

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18 months

Provides an enriching experience that enhances students' intellectual and professional growth, cultivating their ability to use communication to create an equitable and humane world. Graduates work in a broad range of settings, including institutions of higher education, corporations and businesses, health care organizations, nonprofits, and arts institutions.

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2 years

Prepares those interested in providing mental health counseling to a wide range of diverse clients in settings such as mental health centers, private practices, substance abuse centers, hospitals, correctional facilities, and hospice services.

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3 to 4 years

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Prepares advocates for adolescents and children to become competent school counselors who value inclusion and diversity in their communities. Graduates help meet the high demand for qualified counseling professionals as the commitment to addressing mental health in schools intensifies and counselors take on expanded roles.

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3 to 4 years

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The Couple and Family Therapy program prepares relational therapists who value inclusion and prize diversity such that they are prepared to offer a continuum of mental health services across a variety of settings for the benefit of the community and society. Graduates treat mental and emotional disorders, while promoting optimum relational health through a systemic, holistic approach.

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2.5 to 3.5 years

Develops the knowledge, leadership skills, and classroom practices that support multilingual learners and their families. Graduates help meet the increasing need for knowledge and skills to design effective practices to serve the number of children who speak and learn in multiple languages.

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2 to 3 years

Prepares educators to become advocates for multilingual learners in school districts by exploring the opportunities and challenges among Latinx students. Graduates help meet the need for leadership in Colorado and nationwide as the Latinx population grows and the achievement gap for students widens.

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2 to 3 years