Program Overview

University of Denver Undergraduate Programs

The University of Denver offers a wide range of undergraduate programs, including degree programs, major and minor requirements, and dual undergraduate/graduate programs.

Undergraduate Degree Programs and Requirements

The university provides various undergraduate degree programs, each with its own set of requirements. These programs are designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in their chosen fields.

Major and Minor Requirements

Students can choose from a variety of majors and minors, including:

• Accounting (ACTG)
• Advanced Seminar (ASEM)
• Air Force ROTC (RTC2)
• Anthropology (ANTH)
• Arabic (ARAB)
• Army ROTC (RTC1)
• Art - Studio (ARTS)
• Art History (ARTH)
• Arts and Humanities (AH)
• Asian Studies (ASIA)
• Bachelor of Arts Completion Program (BACP)
• Biology (BIOL)
• Black Studies (BLST)
• Business Core (BUS)
• Business Ethics and Legal Studies (LGST)
• Business Information and Analytics (INFO)
• Chemistry (CHEM)
• Chinese (CHIN)
• Clinical Psychology (CPSY)
• Communication Arts (CA)
• Communication Studies (COMN)
• Community Engagement (CENG)
• Computer Science (COMP)
• Construction Management (CMGT)
• Counseling Psychology (CNP)
• Critical Race & Ethnic Studies (ETHN)
• Economics (ECON)
• Emergent Digital Practices (EDPX)
• Engineering (ENGR)
• Engineering, Bio (ENBI)
• Engineering, Computer (ENCE)
• Engineering, Electrical (ENEE)
• Engineering, Mechanical (ENME)
• Engineering, Mechatronic Syst (ENMT)
• English (ENGL)
• English-General (ENGG)
• Entrepreneurship and Venture Management (EVM)
• Environmental Awareness LLC (EALC)
• Environmental Science (ENVI)
• Environmental Studies (ENVU)
• Finance (FIN)
• First-Year Seminar (FSEM)
• French (FREN)
• Gender and Women's Studies (GWST)
• Geography (GEOG)
• Geology (GEOL)
• German (GERM)
• Global Commerce and Transportation (GLBL)
• Global Studies (GS)
• Greek (GREK)
• Health Sciences (HLTH)
• Healthcare Leadership (HC)
• Hebrew (HEBR)
• History (HIST)
• Honors (HNRS)
• Hospitality Management (HOSP)
• Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
• Information Technology and E-Commerce (ITEC)
• International LLC (ILLC)
• International Studies (INTS)
• Internationalization (INTZ)
• Italian (ITAL)
• Japanese (JAPN)
• Judaic Studies (JUST)
• Kinesiology and Sport Studies (KINE)
• Language, Literature & Culture (CLTR)
• Latin (LATN)
• Leadership (LDRS)
• Leadership and Organization Studies (LOS)
• Living and Learning Centers (LLC)
• Management (MGMT)
• Marketing (MKTG)
• Materials Science (MTSC)
• Mathematics (MATH)
• Media Film Journalism Studies (MFJS)
• Music-Academic Classes (MUAC)
• Music-Ensembles (MUEN)
• Music-Studio Lessons (MUPR)
• Philosophy (PHIL)
• Physics & Astronomy (PHYS)
• Political Science (PLSC)
• Psychology (PSYC)
• Public Policy (PPOL)
• Public Policy and Social Service (PPSS)
• Real Estate (REAL)
• Religious Studies (RLGS)
• Russian (RUSS)
• Science and Technology (ST)
• Social Justice (SJUS)
• Social Sciences (SS)
• Social Work (SOWK)
• Sociology (SOCI)
• Spanish (SPAN)
• Theatre (THEA)
• Wellness (WELL)
• Writing (WRIT)

Clinical Psychology (CPSY)

CPSY 2100 Understanding the Criminal Mind (4 Credits)

This course explores the fascinating factors of the criminal mind. It provides an in-depth analysis of:

• The different types of criminals and categories of violence
• Overview of the various theoretical approaches of the etiology of criminal minds
• Summary of the various types of criminal personalities
• Information on the role of the criminal justice system Prerequisite: PSYC 1001.