Explore CU Denver Programs

World-Class Research Faculty

Engage in cutting-edge research with internationally recognized scholars

Comprehensive Curriculum

Broad curriculum in applied mathematics and statistics that prepares graduates to thrive in a wide range of data science opportunities in industry and academia.

Modern Facilities

The department has its own floor in a modern building with plenty of specialized classroom and large, inviting study areas.

Opportunities

Start building your resume with internships, research projects, departmental honors, and/or service as an officer in one (or more) of our student clubs.

Financial Aid

We aim to reduce the financial burden on students by growing the number of course options with zero textbook costs and Open Education Resources (OER).

Real World Experience

Our Math Clinic capstone course provides students with valuable experience applying their knowledge and skills to solving "real-world" data science problems provided by external sponsors from government, industry, non-profit or other organizations.

We Are Makers

The program emphasizes sustainability, fabrication, design build, preservation, hands-on training, real-world engagement, and international exploration.

Architectural Studies or Design: The Choice Is Yours

Before the final two semesters of the program, students have the option to choose to continue on the Architectural Studies track or move to the Architectural Design track. The Architectural Studies track offers students a less prescribed path with greater freedom to shape the direction of their studies in the final two semesters. Based on individual interests and projected career paths, students who choose this track have the opportunity to focus on one or more areas of study in architecture and allied disciplines, including architectural history, theory, technology, and visualization, among other options. The Architectural Design track is for students who desire additional design studios to hone their design skills. This track also prescribes additional history and technical coursework to support design thinking and application. Both the Architectural Design and the Architectural Studies tracks prepare students to pursue graduate studies and future careers in allied design disciplines, including digital design (games and animation), industrial design, graphic design, landscape architecture, urban design, real estate development, and more.

STEM-Designated.

Our STEM designation means that international students looking to work in the U.S. can do so for up to 12 months of Optional Practical Training (OPT) after the completion of their degree.