Education

Denver, CO โ€” We prepare global citizens to thrive and lead in a changing world. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers an education tailored to the demands of this new world. Within a community where diversity is valued, our students share a passion for critical thinking, comprehensive learning and creative problem-solving. Taught by engaged teachers who are also world-class researchers and scholars, students get many opportunities for career experience through our strong community partnerships. After graduation, they are sought by top employers because students who learn with purpose will continue learning for a lifetime.

 

The University of Colorado Denver Political Science Department prepares students for informed and creative activism by providing them an opportunity to develop analytical skills. The program incorporates historical, quantitative, experimental, ethnographic, psychological, and creative methodologies while aiming to sensitize students to the essential questions of politics and life. Many of our graduates are community organizers, attorneys or public servants in local, state or federal government.

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Rochester, NY โ€” The photographic sciences major offers immersive and flexible curriculum that prepares students for a wide variety of photographic and imaging careers. The program provides strong foundations in applied technical photography, explores modern imaging technologies and problem-solving, and focuses on preparing students for a wide range of employment opportunities in science or industry. Cooperative education is required and ables students to gain valuable career experience in their field of applied photographic practice. During the first two years, students are immersed in technical applications of scientific photography courses while also pursuing courses in laboratory sciences, such as physics or biology, all selected to complement career goals. Students are encouraged to integrate complementary studies in subjects such as imaging science, information technology, general education, or developmental biology to best prepare for exciting and new opportunities. Many recent graduates have pursued advanced degrees. Photographic sciences graduates have a 95 percent outcome rate (which includes full-time employment or the pursuit fo graduate school) following graduation.

 

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Chicago, IL โ€” The Kellogg Executive Development Program focuses on results: helping organizations succeed by equipping and empowering top-performing managers to realize their potential for assuming general management roles.

Dynamic, rigorous curriculum for changing times This intensive program focuses on the environment in which business operates, the key functional areas of management, the development and implementation of corporate and business unit strategy and the promotion of organizational learning. With a finger on the pulse of business, Kellogg ensures the curriculum keeps pace with the ever-evolving challenges and complexity of executive leadership.

A collaborative, engaging learning environment Our cross-disciplinary faculty creates an interactive learning experience unavailable anywhere else. The emphasis on faculty interaction and collaboration with an international group of peers intensifies the learning experience, promotes the informal exchange of ideas, expands your perspective and fosters rewarding relationships that can last a lifetime.

 

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In Action

Center for Creative Leaderhip

Leading for Organizational Impact

When leaders of departments and divisions perceive challenges and opportunities through the eyes of others, they broaden the impact of their individual expertise. While narrow focus can be useful in the tactical responsibilities of a specialist, leaders of functions must see the whole and nuanced picture of an organization's overall mission in order to be strategically effective.

Navigating market forces including global trends, economic forces, networks and business cycles.

Being flexible and responsive with strategy, people, processes, and systems across the organization.

Strengthening and deepen relationships to bridge differences and build strategic ties.

Balancing competing priorities when everything is important and personal reserves are slim.

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