Program Overview

University of Colorado Denver Programs

The University of Colorado Denver offers a wide range of programs across its various schools and colleges. Below is an overview of the programs available:

Schools and Colleges

• College of Architecture and Planning
• College of Arts & Media
• Business School
• School of Education & Human Development
• College of Engineering, Design and Computing
• Graduate School
• College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• School of Public Affairs

CU Anschutz Medical Campus

• School of Dental Medicine
• Graduate School
• School of Medicine
• College of Nursing
• Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Colorado School of Public Health

Academic Catalog

The academic catalog provides detailed information on the university's programs, including undergraduate and graduate degree programs, certificates, and courses.

Undergraduate Programs

• Admissions requirements and procedures
• Student finances, including financial aid, tuition, and fees
• Records and registration, including registration processes and grading policies
• Schools, colleges, and departments, with program-specific information
• Courses A-Z, a comprehensive list of undergraduate courses

Graduate Programs

• Information for graduate students, including admissions requirements and application procedures
• Student finances, including financial aid, tuition, and fees
• Records and registration, including registration processes and grading policies
• Schools, colleges, and departments, with program-specific information
• Courses A-Z, a comprehensive list of graduate courses

Applied Econometrics and Data Analytics Graduate Certificate

Introduction

The Graduate Certificate in Applied Econometrics & Data Analytics provides students with a strong graduate-level foundation in modern applied econometrics and quantitative analysis.

Program Delivery

This is an on-campus program.

Admission Requirements

Students must be admitted to the MA in ECON, MS, or PhD in Health Economics.

Certificate Requirements

1. Students must complete a minimum of 12 ECON credit hours.
2. Students must complete all courses at the graduate level (5000 or above) to fulfill the requirements of the certificate.
3. Students must earn a minimum grade of B (3.0) in all certificate courses completed at CU Denver and must achieve a minimum cumulative certificate GPA of 3.0.
4. All credit hours for the certificate must be earned at the University of Colorado Denver.

Certificate Restrictions, Allowances, and Recommendations

1. Students have seven years to complete this certificate.
2. Students should evaluate course descriptions to determine if the prerequisites or corequisites have been completed in order to move forward in the certificate.
3. No course may be taken more than twice.
4. Graduate-level ECON credit counted towards the Graduate Certificate in Applied Econometrics and Data Analytics may be subsequently counted towards a CU Denver graduate degree in Economics.

Course List

• ECON 5030: Data Analysis with SAS
• ECON 5813: Econometrics I
• ECON 5823: Econometrics II
• ECON 6053 & ECON 6054: Seminar In Applied Economics and Seminar In Applied Economics II (3 credits total across ECON 6053 and 6054)

Total Hours: 12

Other Programs and Courses

The university offers a wide range of programs and courses across its schools and colleges, including business, education, engineering, arts, and health sciences. For more information, please refer to the academic catalog or contact the relevant department.