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WELCOME TO DANIELS

DEAN VIVEK CHOUDHURY

Congratulations on your decision to pursue a business degree.

We welcome you to the vibrant Daniels network, where we are committed to pioneering business for the public good. As the eighth oldest business school in the country, our 100+ years of legacy in leadership development offers the foundation you need to grow, compete and thrive.

Through immersive, innovative and hands-on learning, you’ll experience the Daniels Difference.

ACTION-BASED LEARNING TO PREPARE YOU FOR THE REAL WORLD. By combining academic rigor with practical application, our innovative, experiential programs take you out of the classroom and into the marketplace. You’ll work on real-world problems, applying the techniques you learn in class to solve problems for real clients.

INSPIRED BY THE PAST, FOCUSED ON YOUR FUTURE. As one of the first business schools to offer an ethics-based curriculum, we continue to weave ethical components into every degree. With support from our renowned faculty and experienced career staff, you will be challenged to grow as both a person and also as a professional in a dynamic business environment, acquiring personal and authentic skills that will serve you throughout your career.

AT THE INTERSECTION OF RIGOR AND MARKETPLACE RELEVANCE,YOU’LL GET RESULTS. Our graduates are in demand. At Daniels, you will engage with the Denver business community in meaningful ways to unlock the powerful connections you need to succeed in today’s world. Whether you choose a corporate path, nonprofit route or launch your own business, you’ll be prepared to meet workplace challenges and thrive.

Thank you for your interest in the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver. We invite you to experience the Daniels Difference that will set you apart in your academic journey—and far beyond.

Sincerely,

Vivek Choudhury, PhD Dean, Daniels College of Business

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THE DANIELS DIFFERENCE

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT With an engaging curriculum and high academic standards, experiential learning is a fundamental part of our business curriculum. Opportunities abound to collaborate, where you can discover your unique gifts and strengths that contribute to business projects.

Ethical decision-making is interwoven throughout your coursework, helping you build personal and authentic skills that will serve you throughout your career.

Our Daniels Professional Development Program begins on day one and provides you with opportunities to prepare you for professional success.

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

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MARKET-READY FOR TODAY, JOB-READY FOR THE FUTURE In today’s high-velocity marketplace, organizations want leaders who are creative and know how to analyze concepts and act on ideas.

Job candidates who demonstrate competency in skills that make or break job effectiveness, such as communication, teamwork and problem-solving, are highly sought after by employers.

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 business strategies and applying these thought processes.

LEADERSHIP AND LEGACY With over 100 years of business leadership development, graduating from Daniels is only 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.

ETHICS INCORPORATED INTO THE BUSINESS CURRICULUM IN 1989

EXPERIENTIAL ENVIRONMENT Providing you with hands-on learning experiences is a fundamental part of our business curriculum. You’ll develop highly desirable skills by applying knowledge to a variety of real-world learning opportunities. From entrepreneurial challenges to global exploration and internships, you’ll hone your analytical and business fundamentals in business settings that help make you market-ready upon graduation.

A Sample of Course Offerings: • Creative Ad Strategy Consulting • Marsico Investment Fund • The Fourth Industrial RevolutionMadden Challenge Case Competitions: • Daniels Undergraduate Case Competition • DU Inclusive Excellence Case Competition • National and Local Case Competitions

Travel Courses: • Walk on 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

DANIELS BUSINESS CORE

•Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences •Natural Sciences •World Language •Writing

•Fourth Industrial Revolution •Madden Challenge

•Data Analytics Sequence •Microsoft Certification

•Ethics Boot Camp

MAJOR-SPECIFIC COURSEWORK •Capstones •Certifications •Concentrations

ELECTIVES •Exploration •Minors •Study Abroad

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PERSONALIZED GUIDANCE EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY

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Our faculty are experts in their fields and deeply connected within the business community. With academic credentials complemented by professional certifications, our faculty are top scholars who conduct impactful research relevant to global business today.

AVERAGE STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO

DANIELS ACADEMIC ADVISORS Dedicated to your success, our advisors meet with you regularly to help you navigate your curricular journey and evaluate your academic progress. They serve as your advocate and guide you from major exploration to degree completion.

DANIELS CAREER SERVICES TEAM Providing services and tools needed to realize your career goals, devoted career coaches will help you explore career 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 guide you through the options, applications, job acceptance process, salary negotiations and other important skills for career success.

Additionally, opportunities to meet potential employers are plentiful at Daniels with weekly employer visits, career fairs and other special employment 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.

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CAREER OUTCOMES

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*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

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THE LANGUAGE OF BUSINESS

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN

ACCOUNTING Start your business career with a degree in accounting. Regardless of what industry you’re interested in, the beauty of accounting is that the skills you’ll learn—enterprise-wide perspective, 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 Make Your Degree a 4+1. Earn both a Bachelor and Master of Accountancy in five years or less with our dual-degree program. You’ll focus your degree on one of our three specialty tracks: Assurance, Accounting Information Systems & Data Analytics or Business Valuation—or create your own.

Your Core, Your Network. Our cohorted “core” program structure has an average student to faculty ratio of 15:1. Translation: you’ll develop strong 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. In 2018, our students passed all four parts of the CPA exam at a rate 16% higher than the national average and 88% of our students passed all four exams on their first attempt.

The School of Accountancy has challenged me to collaborate, work hard and learn how to be professional.

I feel prepared and excited to start my career!

—Matthew Meyer ‘20

Develop Expertise In: •Auditing •Managerial Accounting •Strategic Planning •Systems •Taxes

CAREER PATHS Work for the Big Four and Beyond. 60% of our recent graduates work for a Big Four Accounting Firm. Popular fields are consulting, financial services and public accounting.

Outstanding Job Rates. 100% of our graduates accept job offers before graduation.*

*Only graduates with permission to work in the U.S.

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RECENT EMPLOYERS •Deloitte •Ernst and Young •KPMG •PriceWaterhouseCoopers •Goldman Sachs

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BUSINESS ANALYTICS

PUTTING DATA TO WORK

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 business analytics degree, you will enter the profession with key skills in data modeling, predictive analytics, statistical techniques, making predictions and informed business decisions.

GUIDING YOU TOWARD SUCCESS

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 techniques like time series forecasting, clustering and machine-learning applications.

Merge Big Data and Business. Data plays a huge role in our everyday lives and 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 members, 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 data programs such as SAS, R, Python, SPSS and LINGO •Data modeling, acquisition and management •Statistical analysis and modeling

CAREER PATHS An On-Demand Career. Work as an analytic consultant, analytics manager, big data analyst, business analyst, business information management consultant or business intelligence developer.

Excellent Job Prospects. 88.2% employed, continuing education, military or service organization.*

RECENT EMPLOYERS •Ball Corporation •Levi Strauss & Co. •Oppenheimer Funds •Oracle NetSuite

The Business Information & Analytics Program at Daniels does a phenomenal job preparing me for the workforce and allows for incredible internship opportunities.

The curriculum provides a challenging and rewarding experience.

—Tatum van Willingh, ’21

*Career statistics are collected and presented in compliance with the National Undergraduate Business Symposium Standards.

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POWERING BUSINESS WITH RESULTS

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

FINANCE

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.

GUIDING YOU TOWARD SUCCESS Hone Your Portfolio Management Skills. Guide investment decisions for the Reiman Fund portfolio, a $350,000, student-managed investment fund.

Witness the World of High Finance in Action. Take our travel course, An Organized Walk Down Wall Street, during the summer or fall quarter. You’ll spend a week in New York visiting financial firms and learning from practitioners first-hand.

Connect with Your Peers. The student-led Finance Club engages more than 400 students with a variety of events and information designed to prepare them for careers in the financial industry. Events include employer meet and greets, industry-wide career presentations, career mentoring with our alumni network 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.

The Financial Decision Making class prepared me well for my stock presentations during my internship. The financial ratios I learned in the course empowered me to speak with confidence about company profitability, solvency and returns on equity.

Develop Expertise In: •Analyzing investment portfolios •Managing business finances •Developing financial strategies •Providing banking, investment and asset-wealth management services

CAREER PATHS Join the Finance World. Work in investments, corporate finance, financial institutions or international finance.

Hit the Ground Running. 88.9% employed, continuing education, military or service organization.*

—Dean Skinner, ’20 *Career statistics are collected and presented in compliance with the National Undergraduate Business Symposium Standards.

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RECENT EMPLOYERS •Goldman Sachs •Charles Schwab •Lazard •Morgan Stanley

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

UNLOCKING EXTRAORDINARY

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 is essential. 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.

GUIDING YOU TOWARD SUCCESS A Boutique Hospitality Program. Our courses feature the most awarded faculty in hospitality education, small classes with easy faculty access, and dedicated academic and career advisors.

LEAD Mentorship Program. Students participate in the Ann & 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, Napa, Sonoma and more—where you’ll deepen your education outside of the classroom.

Develop Expertise In: •Lodging Real Estate •Revenue Management and Analytics •Restaurant/Food and Beverage Management •Conference Services Management

CAREER PATHS Unlimited Hospitality Opportunities. Work RECENT in upscale hotels and resorts, restaurants, catering EMPLOYERS events, beverage distribution, sporting and convention •E. & J. Gallo services, spa management, development, vacation •Four Seasons Hotels & rentals, real estate and more.

Resorts Excellent Career Opportunities. 97.1% •Hillstone Restaurant employed, continuing education, military or service Group organization.* •HVS •Marriott International

The Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Management’s strong relationship with the industry has provided me with international work experience, travel opportunities, and mentorship with industry professionals.

—Arden Townsend, ’20

*Career statistics are collected and presented in compliance with the National Undergraduate Business Symposium Standards.

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MOVING IN GLOBAL MARKETS

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

If you plan to enter business today, you’ll need a firm grasp of our heavily connected world economy. That’s why so many undergraduates are pursuing international business careers. Daniels’ International Business degree draws from both business and social sciences disciplines to challenge, inspire and prepare you for jobs in the global arena.

GUIDING YOU TOWARD SUCCESS Two Schools, Top Faculty. Expert faculty from both Daniels and DU’s Joseph Korbel School of International Studies will help create a custom program that meets your career goals. You’ll also gain vital insights by studying abroad.

Double Up. You can double major in wide-ranging specialties from languages to philosophy.

Prepare for Graduate Studies. 15% of this program’s graduates are admitted to law school or pursue graduate degrees in finance, international affairs, business analytics and more.

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

I have been exposed to an abundance of career opportunities because multinational corporations, government agencies and non-government organizations continually recruit at Daniels.

—Kulani Gonzales Stocks, ’20

CAREER PATHS Start Here, Go Anywhere. Work in project management, analytics, or consulting for multinational corporations, management training programs and government agencies.

Broad Job Opportunities. 92.9% employed, continuing education, military or service organization.* *Career statistics are collected and presented in compliance with the National Undergraduate Business Symposium Standards.

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RECENT EMPLOYERS •BNP Paribas •Ibotta •S&P Global •Sigma Media Group LLC

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

MANAGEMENT

LEARN TO LEAD

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, problemsolving and managerial ethics. The Daniels Management major will help you to effectively navigate and lead in an increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world.

GUIDING YOU TOWARD SUCCESS The Basics and More. All management majors are solidly grounded in fundamentals of business through coursework in accounting, finance, marketing, logistics, analytics, strategy and ethical business practices. 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 Developing Business Plans that position them well 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

CAREER PATHS Multiple Paths to Success. This major can lead you to careers in consulting, business development, project management, human resources strategic leadership and more.

Managers, Directors and Beyond. 79.3% employed, continuing education, military or service organization.*

RECENT EMPLOYERS •CPS Distributors, Inc. •Starry Internet •Stout Street Capital •Zayo Group

Business leaders who understand the unique facets of modern-day management are in high demand. My studies at DU have shaped core leadership skills and primed me for a bright future in both law school and beyond.

—Ryan Tseng, ’20

*Career statistics are collected and presented in compliance with the National Undergraduate Business Symposium Standards.

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BUILD YOUR PERSONAL BRAND

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

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 a workready curriculum and client-based course design. You’ll learn necessary industry knowledge through direct exposure to solving timely problems with cutting-edge techniques using market research, social media and integrated marketing.

GUIDING YOU TOWARD SUCCESS Award-Winning Faculty. Our faculty and staff are dedicated to creating the best learning experiences for you with personal attention and an extensive business network to form essential connections.

Real-World Experience. Whether creating an exciting immersion experience, 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 getting your core classes in marketing, you’re able to deepen your learning based on what part of marketing most appeals to you.

Develop Expertise In: •Advertising and promotion •Brand management •Digital and social media marketing •Pricing analysis, sales forecasting and lead generation

Marketing coursework is dynamic, challenging, and focuses on hands-on experiences that can be put on your résumé. I’ve completed realworld projects throughout my marketing classes for companies like Project C.U.R.E and MillerCoors that are truly making a difference in the business world.

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CAREER PATHS Find Your Interest. Careers are available in areas RECENT such as business to business (B2B) and business to EMPLOYERS consumer (B2C) marketing, project management, market research, advertising, sales, digital marketing •Arrow Electronics •Janus Henderson and more.

Investors Diverse Employment Opportunities. 89.9% •Los Angeles Clippers employed, continuing education, military or service •Subaru of America, Inc. organization.* *Career statistics are collected and presented in compliance with the National Undergraduate Business Symposium Standards.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

REAL ESTATE & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

BUILDING A BETTER WAY

The Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management’s Real Estate and the Built Environment (REBE) program is one of a kind. Our program teaches you the full life cycle of the built environment. You can choose from three concentrations, including real estate, property development and construction project management.

GUIDING YOU TOWARD SUCCESS Industry-Connected Faculty. Our faculty is directly connected to the industry through consulting, training and applied research. Additionally, most faculty hold professional designations and certifications in real estate and construction management. Because of this, we bring real-life knowledge and experience to the classroom every day.

Case Competitions. We cultivate hands-on learning through multiple competitions, from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon, where you build a highly efficient and innovative building powered by renewable energy, to the National Association of Home Builders competition, in which we consistently rank in the top six in the nation. These out-of-classroom experiences put you ahead of the curve for careers in the built environment industry.

Develop Expertise In: •Integrated property development •Appraisal and assessment •Property and project management •Leasing, brokerage and finance •Corporate real estate and acquisitions •Construction project management

CAREER PATHS Work in Diverse Fields. You can begin your career RECENT in development, property management, appraisal EMPLOYERS and assessment, leasing and brokerage, project •Haselden Construction management, corporate real estate or acquisitions.

•Oakwood Homes Excellent Career Opportunities. 95.2% •Rothchild Downes employed, continuing education, military or service •U.S. Bank organization.* *Career statistics are collected and presented in compliance with the National Undergraduate Business Symposium Standards.

The department is stacked with topnotch industry experts and professors while the office team works tirelessly to provide you with many networking opportunities and the proper guidance you need to get the job you want, or a job you never even knew existed.

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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

50% OF BUSINESS

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

STUDENTS PURSUE ONE OR MORE MINORS

FOCUS ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENTREPRENEURSHIP MINOR The minor focuses on action, decision-making, experimentation and hypothesis testing in the face of an uncertain future within a business context.

Students who complete the entrepreneurship minor will understand how to shape the business, economic, political and social context along with the creation of their products or services.

The entrepreneurship minor is open to all undergraduate students at DU.

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MADDEN CHALLENGE

ENTREPRENEURSHIP@DU

Students in the Fourth Industrial Revolution course pitch ideas to angel investors with a chance to earn seed money to fund and start their business.

Entrepreneurship@DU is an inviting community that supports entrepreneurs through events, programs and experiences that helps each student explore their passions.

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With 25+ 1-Day, 1-Credit “Sprints” ranging from The Perfect Pitch and 3D Printing to Intellectual Property and everything in-between, these courses will give you the chance to quickly acquire the skills necessary for entrepreneurial success.

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BUILD YOUR COMMUNITY DANIELS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS STUDENTS LEARN AND PLAY TOGETHER Our students are in an environment full of abundant activities and opportunities.

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

WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

•Professional Business Fraternities •Major-Specific Clubs •Daniels Peer Connections •Case Competitions •Community Service Organizations ...and more!

Encounter new ideas and meet new people while creating your own transformative college experience!

APPLYING TO THE

DANIELS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Apply to Daniels by indicating business as an intended major on your application to the University of Denver (DU). A number of qualified students may be granted direct admission to Daniels when accepted to DU. 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.

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

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

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DESTINATION DENVER

THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER IS IN THE HEART OF IT ALL!

SNOW SPORTS

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

WARM IT UP

FUN IN THE SUN

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

Colorado enjoys 300+ days of sunshine a year.

LOCATION In the heart of Denver with easy access to downtown and the Denver Metro area.

PRO SPORTS

Denver Broncos Colorado Rockies Denver Nuggets Colorado Avalanche Denver Outlaws

ART

CONCERTS

Red Rocks Amphitheater, Pepsi Center, Colorado Convention Center, Fiddler’s Green

EATERIES

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

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.

Denver Art Museum Clyfford Still Museum Santa Fe Art District

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Undergraduate Programs

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