2024-2025 Undergraduate Brochure

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

WELCOME TO DANIELS

There is no better place to learn business than the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business. The vitality of Denver is exhilarating. The beauty of the mountains is visible from campus. The intersection of the business community and business education is stimulating. And our passion for education is evident.

CURRICULAR AND COCURRICULAR INNOVATION

A Daniels education is an active education. Hands-on projects help real companies solve real problems. Many internships earn paychecks and also offer course credit. Case competitions build business acumen and offer lucrative prize money. Students can manage a portfolio of live investments and serve as consultants to actual companies and nonprofits.

A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE

Daniels is the eighth oldest business school in the country—and one of the first to prioritize ethics. The public good is built into everything we do, from individual classes to a minor in business ethics and legal studies. Our courses arm students with the newest Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies and artificial intelligence tools—and teach them how to ethically use these innovations.

BUSINESS CONNECTIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD

Faculty business connections build unmatched educational experiences. Finance students can take a literal “Walk Down Wall Street” that personally introduces them to influential business leaders. All Daniels undergrads are also required to look at business through a global, multicultural lens, be it through our renowned study abroad programs, an international business class or an internship in another country. Our students return with skills employers crave and meaningful personal experiences.

SUPPORT FOR INTERNSHIPS AND CAREERS

Our graduates are set up for success because Daniels students get access to a dedicated team of academic and career advisors. Plus, all students go through the Daniels Professional Development Program, a required series of courses to help students format a resume, write a cover letter and prepare for a job interview.

PRIDE IN A DANIELS EDUCATION

Our community of teachers, scholars and business leaders are fulfilled by the exceptional education we provide. We have a culture of celebrating student accomplishment. Most of all, we enjoy seeing what our students do after graduation, when they use the lessons they learned at Daniels to better our world.

We are proud of what we do. We are proud of what our students do. And we would be proud to welcome you to Daniels.

THE DANIELS DIFFERENCE

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Experiential learning is a fundamental part of our engaging business curriculum. Whether it’s in our small classes or numerous case competitions, students have abundant opportunities to discover their strengths, identify areas for improvement and meet face to face with real business executives. Your classes place a high priority on ethical decision making, helping you build personal and authentic skills that will serve you throughout your career.

From your first day on campus, the Daniels Professional Development Program prepares you for postgrad success. Required classes help you create a polished resume, write a targeted cover letter, prepare for an interview and design a professional LinkedIn page.

A certification in Microsoft Office distinguishes you in the job market, giving you a competitive hiring advantage, no matter the industry.

MARKET-READY FOR TODAY, JOB-READY FOR THE FUTURE

In today’s rapidly changing marketplace, organizations want leaders who are creative and know how to analyze situations and act on ideas.

Through our classes and extracurricular offerings, students learn the communication, teamwork and problem-solving skills that employers are looking for.

Daniels students become masters in cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain and cryptocurrency through our Fourth Industrial Revolution course.

At Daniels, your degree not only gives you skills you can take into the marketplace that are applicable today, it also prepares you for future jobs by developing and applying business strategies.

LEADERSHIP AND LEGACY

Graduating from Daniels is the beginning of a lifelong relationship. We are here to support you as a business leader, provide educational opportunities and partner with you for your success.

LIFELONG CONNECTIONS

Daniels offers a number of ways for alumni to stay connected and work with current students. There are opportunities to take part in career fairs, speak in classes, judge case competitions and participate in mentorship programs.

Hands-on learning experiences are a fundamental part of our business curriculum. From entrepreneurial challenges to global exploration to internships, you’ll develop the skills that will prepare you for a competitive job market.

A SAMPLE OF COURSE OFFERINGS

• Creative Ad Strategy Consulting

• Marsico Investment Fund

• The Fourth Industrial Revolution –4Impact Challenge CASE COMPETITIONS

• Daniels Undergraduate Case Competition

• DU Inclusive Excellence Case Competition

• National and local case competitions

TRAVEL COURSES

• Walk Down Wall Street (NYC)

• Analytics in Action (Silicon Valley)

• International Accounting (London)

ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

• Internships for credit

• Real Estate and the Built Environment Construction Lab

• Ready for American Hospitality Program

CURRICULUM PATH

DU COMMON CURRICULUM ELECTIVES MAJOR-SPECIFIC COURSEWORK 1 2 3 4

• Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

• Natural Sciences

• World Language

• Writing

DANIELS BUSINESS CORE

• Fourth Industrial Revolution

• 4Impact Challenge

• Data Analytics Sequence

• Microsoft Certification

• Ethics Boot Camp

• Capstones

• Certifications

• Concentrations

• Explore/expand beyond your major

• Consider minors

• Study Abroad

PERSONALIZED GUIDANCE

EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY

Our faculty are experts in their fields and deeply connected within the business community. On top of their academic credentials and professional certifications, our faculty are top scholars who conduct impactful, relevant research.

DANIELS ACADEMIC ADVISORS

Our academic advisors are advocates, dedicated to your success from major exploration to degree completion. They meet with you every quarter to help you navigate your curricular journey and evaluate your academic progress.

DANIELS CAREER SERVICES

Our dedicated, in-house career coaches provide the tools you need to realize your career goals. They guide you as you explore your options, prepare for internships and jobs, and advance your professional development to build successful networks.

Whether you are looking to create your own business or work for an established company, our team can help you navigate job boards, applications, mock interviews, salary negotiations and other important skills for career success.

Daniels offers plentiful opportunities to meet potential employers through weekly on-campus visits, career fairs and other special events. You will have a chance to talk to employers long before interviewing to learn what their jobs entail and what they look for in an employee.

87% OF DANIELS STUDENTS HAVE COMPLETED ONE OR MORE INTERNSHIPS AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 24

2023 GRADUATION DATA

Within three months of graduation*

94%

EMPLOYED FULL TIME, CONTINUING EDUCATION, MILITARY OR SERVICE ORGANIZATION

$64,895

AVERAGE STARTING SALARY FOR A DANIELS GRADUATE

*Career statistics are collected and presented in compliance with the National Undergraduate Business Symposium Standards. Career statistics shown are the average across all of the program’s majors.

RECENT COMPANIES THAT HIRED DANIELS GRADUATES

THE LANGUAGE OF BUSINESS

The School of Accountancy creates a community of like-minded individuals who collaborate both inside and outside of the classroom to become better people and better professionals. We are prepared with all the knowledge and experience needed for us to succeed in our careers.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

ACCOUNTING

Regardless of what industry you’re interested in, the beauty of accounting is that the skills you’ll learn—enterprise-wide perspective, a focus on performance and strategic information management—are relevant to every organization. The result? Accountants are as in demand as ever and career opportunities are plentiful.

GUIDING YOU TOWARD SUCCESS CAREER PATHS

— Rodrigo Granillo Ibanez, ‘25 *Career

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MAKE YOUR DEGREE A 3+2

Earn both a bachelor and master’s degree in accounting in five years or less with our dual-degree program. Choose the traditional Master of Accountancy (MAcc) or the STEM-designated Master of Science in Accounting, Technology and Analytics (MSATA). The MAcc offers specialty tracks in assurance and deals advisory.

YOUR CORE, YOUR NETWORK

Our cohorted “core” program structure has an average student-to-faculty ratio of 15:1. Translation: You’ll develop bonds with students and faculty alike, creating strong ties that extend far beyond graduation.

PREP FOR THE CPA EXAM

Gain the specialized knowledge to pass the Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Management Accountant (CMA) and Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) exams. DU students passed all four parts of the CPA exam at a rate 38% higher than the national average, in the most recent data from the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy.

DEVELOP

• Auditing

EXPERTISE IN:

• Managerial accounting

• Financial reporting

• Taxation

• Accounting analytics

• Databases

WORK FOR THE BIG FOUR AND BEYOND

100% of recent graduates of our dual-degree program work for a Big Four or other public accounting firm. 80% of students who received a bachelor’s in accounting chose to complete the dual degree with a master’s in accounting.*

BUILD AN OPTIONAL INTERNSHIP

78% of our dual-degree students completed at least one internship.†

RECENT

• Deloitte

• EY

• KPMG

• PWC

• Plante Moran

BUSINESS ANALYTICS

We’re living in a data-saturated world, and businesses need people who can tell them how best to use, understand and apply this information. That’s where data analysts come in. With a degree in business analytics, you will enter the profession with the necessary skills to make data-driven business decisions on Day One.

GAIN ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE

Data doesn’t paint a picture on its own. That’s where you come in. You’ll gain knowledge learning how to ask the right questions and make data-driven decisions.

BECOME A MASTER MODELER

Learn applications involving SQL and data warehousing, regression modeling, and the latest in machine learning classification and prediction.

MERGE BIG DATA AND BUSINESS

Data plays a huge role in our everyday lives. With a degree in business analytics, you’ll learn how data interacts with the business world and everyday business strategies, with the ability to explain data and make predictions for the future.

CONNECTIONS MATTER

As part of our program, you’ll have access to our advisory board, a unique group of professionals who offer a wealth of industry knowledge, valuable insights into different career paths and lifelong connections.

DEVELOP EXPERTISE IN:

• Communicating results and visualizations

• Complex programming tools such as Python, R, SPSS, and SQL

• Data modeling, acquisition and management

• Statistical analysis and modeling

AN IN-DEMAND CAREER

Work as an analytics consultant, analytics manager, big data analyst, business analyst, business information management consultant or business intelligence developer.

EXCELLENT JOB PROSPECTS

95.3% of students are employed, continuing their education, work in the military or are in a service organization.*

RECENT EMPLOYERS

• EY

• Citibank

• Lockheed Martin

• VF Corporation

• Arrow Electronics

• Wells Fargo

PUTTING DATA TO WORK

The business information and analytics department has provided incredible mentorship, opportunities to teach and tools essential for lifelong learning in this everevolving field. I am poised for success after graduation and grateful for the connections I have made within and beyond Daniels.

— Aiden Belt, ‘24

POWERING BUSINESS WITH RESULTS

The Reiman Fund class has helped me gain practical experience managing a real stock portfolio, furthering my ability to make informed investment decisions. The skills I have gained in this class have allowed me to hone my knowledge in analyzing company performance and presenting compelling investment strategies, opening the doors to a real-world investing experience.

— Libby Herzog, ’24

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Graduates well-versed in the financial intricacies of business and government are always in high demand. The Reiman School of Finance will ensure you are fully prepared to enter the dynamic financial world. From highly accomplished faculty and exceptional guest speakers to a comprehensive, hands-on curriculum and eye-opening travel opportunities, you’ll obtain the quantitative, ethical and communication skills employers seek.

HONE YOUR PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT SKILLS

Guide investment decisions for the Reiman Fund portfolio, a $500,000 student-managed investment fund.

WITNESS THE WORLD OF HIGH FINANCE IN ACTION

Take our travel course, Walk Down Wall Street, during the summer or fall quarter. You’ll spend a week in New York City visiting financial firms and learning from practitioners first-hand.

CONNECT WITH YOUR PEERS

The student-led Finance Club hosts a variety of events, with information designed to prepare students for careers in the financial industry. Events include employer meet and greets, industry-wide career presentations, mentoring relationships and opportunities for finance-related community service. You’ll also have the opportunity to participate in competitions like the CFA Challenge and the ACG Cup, allowing you to put your finance skills to work in a fun team setting.

DEVELOP EXPERTISE IN:

• Analyzing investment portfolios

• Managing business finances

• Developing financial strategies

• Providing banking, investment and asset-wealth management services

JOIN THE FINANCE WORLD

Work in investments, corporate finance, financial institutions or international finance.

HIT THE GROUND RUNNING

96% of students are employed, continuing their education, work in the military or are in a service organization.*

HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

If you’re aiming for a senior management position in the fast-paced, competitive hospitality industry, learning to think on your feet, solving problems creatively and leading diverse teams are essential skill sets. At the Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Management, you’ll jump in quickly, gaining the experience you need for success. This includes studying abroad and gaining real-world experiences—required assets in today’s global hospitality industry.

A BOUTIQUE HOSPITALITY PROGRAM

Our courses feature the most decorated faculty in hospitality education, small classes with easy faculty access, and dedicated academic and career advisors.

LEAD MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

Students participate in the Ann and David Hoffman Learning by Example, Attaining Distinction (LEAD) Mentorship Program each year. Through this program, students connect with their peers and industry professionals, who offer in-depth coaching to help you attain your career goals.

ONE PROGRAM, MULTIPLE TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES

Take trips to locales like Vail, Chicago, New York, Italy, Sonoma and more, where you’ll broaden your education outside of the classroom.

GAIN VALUABLE CREDENTIALS

Earn professional industry certifications as part of your coursework.

DEVELOP EXPERTISE IN:

• Lodging real estate

• Restaurant/food and beverage management

• Event sales and management

• Strategic lodging management

UNLIMITED HOSPITALITY OPPORTUNITIES

Work in upscale hotels and resorts, restaurants, lodging real estate, catering events, beverage distribution, sporting and convention services, spa management, development, vacation rentals and more.

EXCELLENT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

92.9% of students are employed, continuing their education, work in the military or are in a service organization.*

RECENT EMPLOYERS

• Auberge Resorts

• Hotel Nikko

• Northwoods Hospitality

• Inspirato

UNLOCKING EXTRAORDINARY

The Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Management is a tight-knit community that has given me access to top industry leaders, work opportunities and mentorships.

— Silas Witham, ‘24

MOVING IN GLOBAL MARKETS

My journey at Daniels has been about more than just textbooks; it’s about embracing global perspectives, honing critical-thinking skills, and gaining real-world experiences that prepare me to excel in an increasingly globalized business environment.

— Alisa Sautter, ‘23

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Entering business today, you’ll need a firm grasp on our heavily connected world economy. Whether you are looking to work as an entrepreneur or in a large, multinational organization, the world offers both opportunity and challenge. The international business (IB) major draws from the business and social science disciplines to challenge, inspire and prepare you for jobs in the local and global arena, including positions in global locations and roles in multinational/multicultural settings.

TWO SCHOOLS, TOP FACULTY

Expert faculty from both Daniels and DU’s Joseph Korbel School of International Studies will help you build business expertise, expand global knowledge and develop cross-cultural awareness.

DOUBLE UP

IB students can also double major in wide-ranging specialties from languages to philosophy.

STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITY

In addition to the core courses, you are encouraged to study abroad for one quarter as part of your degree. This provides a unique opportunity to gain international experience and broaden your cultural perspective in a country of your choice.

DEVELOP EXPERTISE IN:

• Core business fundamentals

• Global politics and the world economy

• Business policy and strategy decisions for government, multinational and non-government organizations

• Helping businesses adapt to values and cultures in other countries

START HERE, GO ANYWHERE

The IB career tracks are broad, diverse and flexible, including: multinational corporations, government agencies and foreign services, not-for-profit organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), companies with international goals and exposure, consulting, entrepreneurship, and many more.

BROAD JOB OPPORTUNITIES

92.5% of students are employed, continuing their education, work in the military or are in a service organization.*

• Charter Communications

• Google

• Peloton Consulting Group

• S&P Global

• Belmont Bank & Trust

• World Trade Center

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

MANAGEMENT

Every career path requires business acumen to understand and apply the technology, terminology and techniques of today’s best business practices. A focus in management will give you a competitive edge in the evolving business environment. You will gain an understanding of the ins and outs of organizational behavior, strategic leadership, communication, problem solving and managerial ethics. The Daniels management major will help you effectively navigate and lead in an increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world.

THE BASICS AND MORE

All management majors are solidly grounded in fundamentals of business through coursework in accounting, finance, marketing, logistics, analytics, strategy and ethics. But, more than that, our students receive additional training through courses like Managing Complex Organizations, Leading for Collaboration, Global Management, Dispute Resolution, Project Management, Consulting Skills, Managing Growth and Innovation Strategy that position them to move up the corporate ladder after graduation.

A BROAD VIEW

Management majors learn how to plan, organize and control business processes, and lead people. Unlike a narrowly focused technical major, the management curriculum takes a broad approach to business, public service and nonprofit management.

DEVELOP EXPERTISE IN:

• Negotiation and dispute resolution

• Leading effective teams

• Management consulting and project management

• Strategy development and execution

• Talent management

MULTIPLE PATHS TO SUCCESS

The management major can lead you to careers in consulting, business development, project management, human resources, strategic leadership and more.

MANAGERS, DIRECTORS AND BEYOND

79.3% of students are employed, continuing their education, work in the military or are in a service organization.*

RECENT EMPLOYERS

• Deloitte

• CB Insights

• Fisher Investments

• VieCure

LEARN TO LEAD

The management department fosters a community of knowledgeable professors, student clubs and career-focused programming that will prepare me for my future.

— Alanna Jones, ‘24

BUILD YOUR PERSONAL BRAND

Marketing coursework offers a unique blend of innovative skills and technologies essential for post-graduate careers. Classes cover social media, Google Analytics, Adobe Creative Suite, consumer behavior, and sports and entertainment marketing, to help provide a comprehensive foundation in marketing. Each class provides hands-on experiences and case studies, working with companies to bridge theory and real-world practice.

— Leah Pring, ‘24

BACHELOR

MARKETING

Great marketers have a passion for identifying consumer and business problems and developing products, services and technologies that solve them. Our program prepares you to be a great marketer through client-based course design. You’ll learn necessary industry knowledge through direct exposure to timely problems using cutting-edge techniques in market research, social media and integrated marketing.

AWARD-WINNING FACULTY

Our faculty and staff are dedicated to creating the best learning experiences for you through personal attention and an extensive business network of essential connections.

REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE

GUIDING YOU TOWARD

Whether creating an exciting immersion, fully developing and presenting an advertising campaign to a client, or securing an internship through a robust and rigorous program, you’ll be set up for success.

FOCUS YOUR EFFORTS

While taking your core classes in marketing, you’re able to deepen your learning based on the part of marketing that most appeals to you.

DEVELOP EXPERTISE IN:

• Advertising and promotion

• Brand management

• Digital and social media marketing

• Pricing analysis, sales forecasting and lead generation

FIND YOUR INTEREST

Careers are available in areas such as business-tobusiness (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) marketing, project management, market research, advertising, sales, digital marketing and more.

DIVERSE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

92.2% of students are employed, continuing their education, work in the military or are in a service organization.*

RECENT

• Arrow Electronics

• Janus Henderson Investors

• Oracle

• Subaru of America, Inc.

REAL ESTATE & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

The Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management is one of a kind. Our program teaches the full life cycle of the built environment. You can choose from three concentrations: Real estate, real estate development, and construction project management.

WORLD-CLASS FACULTY

Our faculty is a great mix of academic scholars and industry professionals who bring real-life knowledge and experience to the classroom every day. Additionally, most faculty hold professional designations and certifications in real estate and construction management.

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

In our program, in-class content is strongly supplemented by various experiential components, including our flagship mentorship program, forcredit internships, global immersions and case study competitions. These co-curricular experiences put our students ahead of the curve for careers in real estate and construction management.

DEVELOP EXPERTISE IN:

• Real estate finance and investment

• Real estate development

• Leasing, brokerage, and transactions

• Appraisal

• Property and asset management

• Corporate real estate

• Construction project management (home building and commercial real estate)

WORK IN DIVERSE FIELDS

You can begin your career in real estate development, property management, appraisal and assessment, leasing and brokerage, project management, corporate real estate, or acquisitions and investments.

EXCELLENT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

96.6% of students are employed, continuing their education, work in the military or are in a service organization.*

RECENT EMPLOYERS

• JLL

• CBRE

• McWhinney

• Swinerton Builders

• KB Homes

BUILDING A BETTER WAY

My journey through the REBE program at Daniels has been transformative, thanks to professors dedicated to nurturing professional growth in the classroom and beyond. Tailored courses primed me for the workforce, while the department’s genuine investment in student success propelled me forward. Networking events facilitated invaluable industry connections, and competitions like NAHB provided a glimpse into the diverse career landscape awaiting graduates.

— Fabian Reyes-Juarez, ‘24

BUSINESS MINORS

A unique advantage to DU’s quarter system is the opportunity to take more classes in a four-year period than at a semester school.

Explore your interests with a business minor or enhance your major with a minor in another area, such as a foreign language.

MINORS FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS:

• Accounting†

• Business Administration

• Business Analytics

• Business Ethics & Legal Studies

• Construction Project Management

• Entrepreneurship

• Finance†

• Management†

• Marketing

• Property Development

• Real Estate

• Sales Leadership

• Statistics

The University of Denver operates on a quarterly calendar, which consists of four terms. The academic school year comprises of fall, winter and spring quarters, with the option to take summer courses.

†Available only to students with declared business majors, exclusive for Daniels students.

50% OF BUSINESS STUDENTS PURSUE ONE OR MORE MINORS

FOCUS ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP

ONE DAY, ONE-CREDIT SPRINTS

Choose the courses you need to move your business forward.

Daniels offers more than 30 one-credit “Sprints,” in topics such as fundraising, how to pitch, digital marketing and intellectual property. These one-day courses will give you the chance to quickly acquire the skills necessary for entrepreneurial success.

START A BUSINESS, EARN COLLEGE CREDIT.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP MINOR

The entrepreneurship minor is open to all undergraduate students at DU and is designed to help students learn by doing.

• Learn how to be innovative and think creatively.

• Develop and validate ideas and opportunities.

• Start a business.

• Develop critical-thinking and problem-solving skills.

• Build strong communication and collaboration skills.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP@DU

Entrepreneurship@DU offers an interdisciplinary approach that gives students the freedom to explore their interests and passions. Our goal is to provide students with the tools to become innovators, leaders and change-makers. We encourage students to think big, solve problems and make a real impact. IN ... WHAT YOU NEED OUT ... TO WORK

NOT ALL CLASSROOMS HAVE FOUR WALLS

Studying abroad is an important part of the DU experience. It’s a chance to immerse yourself in a new perspective and use that knowledge and understanding to strengthen your studies, your community and your career. With more than 100 DU partner programs offered in more than 50 countries, our students find experiences that advance their current academic work and passions.

TOP STUDY ABROAD DESTINATIONS

• Australia

• Czech Republic

• France

• Ireland

• Italy

• New Zealand

• Portugal

• Spain

• Thailand

• United Kingdom

AMBER BEGAY | SWITZERLAND

ANDREE MOSS | THAILAND

RYAN TEATER | PERU

SYDNEY BAKER | FRANCE

CAROLINE SMITH | TANZANIA

WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

• Professional Business Fraternities

• Major-Specific Clubs

• Daniels Ambassador Program

• Case Competitions

• Community Service Organizations

DANIELS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS STUDENTS LEARN AND PLAY TOGETHER

Our students are in an environment full of activities and opportunities.

Whether it’s getting involved in a student organization, attending a signature Daniels event or joining a ski trip to the mountains, you’ll make friends from across the country and around the globe.

Encounter new ideas and meet new people while creating your own transformative undergraduate experience. College is what you make of it!

BUILD YOUR COMMUNITY APPLYING

TO THE DANIELS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Apply to Daniels by indicating business as an intended major on your Common Application to the University of Denver. A number of qualified students may be granted direct admission to Daniels when accepted to DU, based on high school curriculum and engagement.

Students not directly admitted will complete prerequisite coursework in their first year at the University, and then apply for admission to Daniels through the secondary admission process as an enrolled student. Prerequisites include Business Calculus, Economics, Business Analytics/Statistics and Microsoft certification exams.

Transfer students will be individually evaluated based on incoming credits, GPA and submission of a professional resume.

You will work closely with your academic advisor through this process.

DESTINATION DENVER

THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER IS IN THE HEART OF IT ALL

LOCATION

DU is right in the heart of Denver with easy access to downtown, the Denver Metro area and the mountains.

SNOW SPORTS

Snowboarding, skiing, snowmobiling and more are all available in our backyard.

PRO SPORTS

Denver Broncos (football)

Colorado Rockies (baseball)

Denver Nuggets (basketball)

Colorado Avalanche (hockey)

Colorado Rapids (soccer)

Colorado Mammoth (lacrosse)

Denver Outlaws (lacrosse)

ART

Denver Art Museum

Museum of Contemporary

Art Denver

Meow Wolf Denver

Clyfford Still Museum

Santa Fe Art District

Museo de las Americas

American Museum of Western Art

FUN IN THE SUN

Enjoy parks, bike paths, running and hiking trails, camping, paddleboarding and scooters, too.

MUSEUMS

History Colorado Center Center for Colorado Women’s History Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum

Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Black American West Museum & Heritage Center

Denver Botanic Gardens

WARM IT UP

Colorado enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine a year.

EATERIES

Denver is a hub for multicultural cuisine, including many restaurants owned by DU alumni.

WORLD-CLASS VENUES

Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre

Ball Arena

Denver Center for the Performing Arts

Ellie Caulkins Opera House

Colorado Convention Center

Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre

The Grizzly Rose

Mission Ballroom

Ogden Theater

The Gothic Theater

Fillmore Auditorium

LEARN & PLAY

Businesses are moving here in record numbers, and Denver is one of the top U.S. destinations for relocation. Our city is consistently ranked one of the best places to live and one of the best places for businesses and careers.