INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Our international students at University College are as diverse as they are unique—students come to Denver from all over the world: India, China, Canada, Qatar, Venezuela, and beyond. We pride ourselves in providing a welcoming and challenging academic environment for students of all backgrounds and experiences, and we look forward to working with you to reach your personal and professional goals!
ACADEMIC PROGRAM OPTIONS MASTER’S DEGREE
CONCENTRATION AND/OR CERTIFICATE
MLS in Arts and Culture
• Arts Development and Program Management
MA in Communication Management
• Dispute Resolution • Leadership Communication • Learning and Development
• Marketing Communication • Organizational Development • Public Relations
MS in Environmental Policy and Management
• Energy and Sustainability • Environmental Analytics and Reporting • Environmental, Health and Safety
• Environmental Management • Environmental Policy • Natural Resource Management
MS in Geographic Information Sciences
• Geographic Information Systems
MA in Global Community Engagement
• Global Issues • Translation Studies
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MS in Healthcare Management
• Global Health Program Management • Health Data Informatics and Analytics • Healthcare Policy and Regulatory Leadership • Medical and Healthcare Information Technologies
• Strategic Leadership in Healthcare Organizations • Managing Legal Issues in Healthcare
MS in Information and Communications Technology
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MS in Leadership and Organizations
• Human Capital in Organizations • Organizational Development • Philanthropic Leadership
• Project Management • Strategic Innovation and Change
MA in Professional Creative Writing
• Professional Creative Nonfiction Writing • Professional Dramatic Writing
• Professional Fiction Writing • Professional Poetry Writing
MS in Security Management
• Emergency Planning and Response • Information Security
• Organizational Security
MS in Strategic Human Resources
• HR Employment Relations • HR Management and Development
• HR Operations • Learning and Development
Database Design and Administration Geographic Information Systems Information Systems Security Mobile Application Development Project Management
Culture and Diversity
Software Design and Programming Technology Management Telecommunications Technology Web Design and Development
DEADLINES & IMPORTANT DATES WINTER 2019
SUMMER 2019
Application Deadline September 28 Application Deadline March 29 Classes Start January 7 Classes Start June 17 SPRING 2019
FALL 2019
Application Deadline January 11 Classes Start April 1
Application Deadline June 14 Classes Start September 9
DECISIONS You can expect a decision via email within four to six weeks after submitting a completed application.
If you study in your home country, all degrees and certificates can be completed 100% online with no trip to campus required. If you wish to relocate to Denver and study on a student visa, you are required to register for two courses per term, one of which must be on campus. Students who wish to study in Denver on an F-1 visa are required to provide proof of funds to cover tuition and living expenses for their first year of study.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT RESOURCES STUDENT SUPPORT Whether receiving an in-house transcript evaluation before applying to a program or seeking academic guidance while enrolled, you’ll have access to support during your time at the University of Denver. Our international admission specialist and a dedicated academic advisor will help you from the time you apply through to graduation!
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT PROGRAM Brought to you by Morneau Shepell and the University of Denver, the International Student Support Program (ISSP) is free to use and offers online resources and International Student Support Counselors that can help you succeed while studying in the United States. You can connect with an International Student Counselor who speaks your language, understands your culture and can help you address the unique challenges you face when studying in another country.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AND SCHOLAR SERVICES International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) supports internationalization at the University of Denver by serving as a resource to meet the needs of the international community on campus. Services include immigration and cultural adjustment advising, issuance of immigration documents, authorizations, and certification letters, advocacy, orientation workshops, and cultural and social activities.
WRITING CENTER The University Writing Center offers writing support, resources, and programming for all students. We believe that all writers benefit from having conversations about their writing: to generate ideas, talk through arguments, develop new habits and practices, and learn to see their writing in new ways. Make a 45-minute consultation online or in person. Learn more at www.du.edu/writing/writingcenter.
CPT/OPT SUPPORT Immigration regulations restrict employment eligibility for F-1 and J-1 students, and it can be challenging to navigate the different options. We’re here to help you! You’ll receive advising on Curricular Practical Training (CPT), which authorizes an F-1 student to engage in an on- or off-campus paid training that is integral to or required for the academic program or Optional Practical Training (OPT), which authorizes an F-1 student to engage in practical training for up to one year, generally following the completion of studies.
10% The University of Denver International Student Population
29 Countries Represented by University College Students Currently Enrolled
5% University College Alumni Living Internationally
ADMISSION & TUITION INFORMATION Accreditation The University of Denver’s University College maintains the highest level of accreditation offered by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association, one of the regional accrediting bodies recognized by the US government. • US Department of Education Accreditation Database • University College Accreditation Length of Degree A degree may be completed in as few as 18 months or up to five years. A certificate can be earned in 9 months, depending on the number of courses taken during each term. Quantity of Courses A master’s degree requires 12 courses (48 quarter hours) and a graduate certificate requires 6 courses (24 quarter hours). Each course is 4 credit hours. Academic Calendar 10-week courses begin in September, January, March, and June. You may begin courses in any of these four quarters. Transcripts and Evaluation of Transcripts The University of Denver requires transcripts from all previous colleges and universities attended. Transcripts issued in any language other than English must be accompanied by certified English translations. The University of Denver will perform a transcript evaluation to ensure the requirements of a bachelor’s degree are met. Additional Questions If you have additional questions, please visit universitycollege.du.edu, call 800-347-2042, or email ucolsupport@du.edu. Contact International Student and Scholar Services by calling 303-871-4912, emailing isss@du.edu, or visiting du.edu/isss.
2018/2019 TUITION Master’s Degree $32,928 Graduate Certificate $16,464 ADMISSION • A regionally accredited baccalaureate • 2.5 GPA (or equivalent) • English proficiency • The minimum TOEFL score accepted by the University is 80 (iBT) or 550 (pBT). Generally, applicants should achieve at least 20 in all TOEFL subscores on the internet-based exam. When requesting official TOEFL scores, please refer to institutional code 4842 and department code 02. • The minimum IELTS score accepted by the University is 6.5. Each individual band score must be 6.0 or higher. • The minimum CAE score accepted by the University is 169.
APPLICATION MATERIALS • Application • Official Transcripts • Personal Statement (master’s only)
• Resume (master’s only) • Two References (master’s only)
Master’s Application Fee: $75 Certificate Application Fee: $50
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