25 Master's degrees offered by the university

The University of Denver offers a Master of Science in Data Science, a comprehensive programme designed to enhance your career in technology. This degree can be pursued online or on-campus, with a duration of 18 to 24 months, equipping you with essential skills for the evolving data landscape.

Information and Communications Technology from University of Denver helps you be prepared to anticipate and tackle the technology trends of today and tomorrow by learning to bridge the gap between business requirements and technical solutions. 

Learn to plan, launch, and execute GIS projects using remote sensing, internet mapping, and digital image processing. We offer a master degree in Geographic Information Systems at the University of Denver. 

Information and Communications Technology - Information Systems Security at the University of Denver curriculum aligns with the Common Body of Knowledge for CISSP certification.

At University of Denver's Information and Communications Technology - Geographic Information Systems program you will develop the technical and strategic skills needed to help solve real-world problems related to geographic information systems (GIS).

At Information and Communications Technology - Technology Management at the University of Denver you’ve specialized in an area of IT, but now it’s time to manage a team, department, or a technical organization.

We offer a master degree in Cybersecurity at the University of Denver. While increased access to technology enhances our lives, it also presents significant threats to personal information and confidential data. That increased access, along with the speed at which technology develops, has made cybersecurity one of the world's most important emerging industries.

From smartphones to cars to medical devices, computers are changing our lives. The master of science in Computer Engineering program at the University of Denver challenges students who want to improve the world around them through continuous technological advancement.

The University of Denver offers a Master of Arts (MA) in Research Methods and Statistics (Online). This programme spans 1.5 to 2 years for full-time students, or 3 to 4 years for those attending part-time. It equips students with essential research skills applicable in education, social sciences, and health sectors, enabling them to drive meaningful change.

The Master of Science in Health Informatics - Health Data Science at the University of Denver is a comprehensive degree programme designed to equip students with the skills needed to navigate the complexities of health data. This online programme can be completed in as little as 18 months, providing a flexible path for busy professionals.

Information and Communications Technology - Telecommunications Technology at the University of Denver helps you be prepared to meet the challenges that come with the immense explosion in wireless data traffic from devices such as the iPhone, iPad, Android smartphones, and connected laptops, as well as broadband services like VOIP and mobile video.   

 Information and Communications Technology - Software Design and Programming at the University of Denver introduces you to design, program, and develop effective web-based applications and software using best practices in security and quality assurance. 

Information and Communications Technology - Project Management at the University of Denver helps you take on large-scale projects by learning the tools, software, and best practices of project management.  

Learn about healthcare delivery in the U.S. within the framework of the “4 Ps”: patients/people, providers, payers, and population with the Health Informatics - Health Data Informatics and Analytics program of the University of Denver.

At Health Informatics from University of Denver you will learn to leverage health data tools and applications to achieve business and research outcomes within the health sector. 

At Library and Information Science (Online) from University of Denver you’ll develop the practical skills to understand, communicate and improve the connections between information, people and ideas. 

Be prepared for a leadership role that strengthens organizations by understanding cybersecurity needs, risks, and best practices with the Information and Communications Technology - Cybersecurity Management program of the University of Denver.

Geographic Information Science from University of Denver provides in-depth study of geospatial skills, including cartography, remote sensing, Geographic Information Systems, and Global Navigation Satellite Systems.  

At Information and Communications Technology - Web Design and Development at the University of Denver you will learn to create interactive, web and mobile applications that support the demands of contemporary business.

The Master of Science in Information and Communications Technology with a concentration in Database Design and Administration at the University of Denver is designed to be completed in approximately 18 months. The programme is offered in an online format, allowing for flexibility in attendance while acquiring advanced skills in database management.