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Explore more than 40 majors, minors, and certificates in the School of Arts & Sciences. Students gain hands-on experience through undergraduate research, fieldwork, and creative inquiry across the Southwest and beyond.
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The region’s hub for teacher preparation, offering undergraduate and graduate programs leading to Colorado teacher licensure. Students can major in Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, or Educational Studies, or pursue advanced endorsements and master’s degrees. Adventure Education adds another layer of experiential learning—training future educators to lead confidently in both classrooms and outdoor settings.
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An AACSB-accredited school offering majors, minors, and certificates. Students develop leadership and entrepreneurial skills by partnering with Four Corners business leaders and applying classroom learning to real-world challenges.
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Britt Herman is also a recipient of the prestigious Gilman International Scholarship
David Blake, Ph.D., will join an international research team in Denmark to study virus-based cancer therapies
Students explore AI, crypto regulation, and public-sector careers with senior officials at the SEC, PCAOB, and FDIC
Kari Sutherland woke up one morning as an undergraduate at Fort Lewis College and couldn’t breathe. The experience prompted her to change her major to nursing. Sutherland just wrapped up her first year of nursing classes as a member of the inaugural cohort of the CU Anschutz Nursing Fort Lewis College Collaborative. The program lets students in rural southwest Colorado earn a BS in Nursing (BSN) from CU Anschutz without leaving home.
This year’s commencement celebrated nearly 460 graduates.
Steven Fenster, Ph.DDean, School of Arts and Sciences
Elizabeth Cartier, Ph.D.Dean, Katz School of Business
Chiara Cannella, Ph.DInterim Dean, School of Education