Established in 1864, the University of Denver is one of the premiere universities in the country. DU was ranked as one of the top 100 universities in the United States by U.S. News and World Report in August 2003. University College continues this proud tradition for working professionals. University College is DU's academic unit that focuses on the educational needs of working professionals. We combine the academic excellence and resources of DU and deliver them in convenient and flexible packages.

At University College, we believe that education should be immediately applicable and provide a strategic perspective on critical issues. Our instructors are active professionals in the fields they teach about and provide the latest industry insight.

Our curriculum is designed specifically for motivated, career-oriented adults who want to enhance their skills and marketability. University College programs are filled with students who are serious about getting the most out of the time, money, and effort they put into their education.



In today's competitive marketplace, ongoing learning is not an option. It's an imperative. No matter the career, you need to better your skills and expand your understanding.

At the University of Denver, we provide the programs and instruction you need
...to advance your career
...to change career tracks
...to nurture a passion for learning.

Attuned to market trends and the needs of adult professionals, our University College programs offer the academic rigor and innovative curricula that have made University of Denver a trailblazer in higher education.
 
 
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• The University of Denver and all its academic programs are accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
• Students of University College are typically life-long learners looking for a career change or career enhancement. Most UC students are adult professionals desiring an education that is immediately applicable to a career and more skill-based in nature than theory-based.
• Master's Degree
A University College Master's Degree requires 56 quarter hours of study in five years or less. Typically, it can be completed in just over two years.
• Certificates of Advanced Study
Our Certificates of Advanced Study require 24 quarter hours of study and typically take 12 to 18 months to complete. Certificate course credits may be applied toward your Master's Degree.