The University of Denver is the oldest and largest private four-year university in Rocky Mountain, founded in 1864.
As a second-tier national university, the school was named to the New York Times College Guide’s “Top 200” list and received a three-star academic rating.
Students at The University of Denver come from nearly 100 countries in the United States and around the world.
The school is well equipped with sports facilities. Students can work out in the state-of-the-art fitness center, swim in the Olympic swimming pool, and enjoy skating and ice skating competitions.
The university has five schools, which are as follows: Arts and Humanities, Natural sciences and Mathematics, Business, Engineering and Computer Sciences, and social Sciences.
The major offered by the school includes:
Art and art history, electronic media, and art design, English, history, language and literature, music, philosophy, religion, drama, accounting, financial accounting, real estate, construction management, economics, electronic commerce, finance, real estate finance, commercial finance, market, information technology, international business, management, marketing, real estate, real estate and construction management, real estate, and international business, real estate and market statistics, computer application, computer science, engineering, computer engineering, electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, Asian studies, culture criticism and research, digital media, gender and women’s studies, countries
Interstate commerce, religion, international research, animal technology, computer application, biochemistry, biological sciences, chemistry, ecology and biodiversity, environmental chemistry, environmental science, geography, mathematics, molecular biology, physics and astronomy, economics, anthropology, information, criminology, journalism, political science, psychology, public policy, sociology.