12 Master's degrees offered by the university

Sport Coaching (Online) from University of Denver educates and prepares coaches of all sports and levels — as well as strength and conditioning coaches — to enhance athlete, team, or client performance. 

Instructional Design and Technology from University of Denver helps you learn instructional design strategies and skills to meet the diverse needs of adult learners, from curriculum development to technology integration, planning and analysis to implementation and evaluation.  

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.

Help employees achieve learning objectives that can advance organizations forward! In the Strategic Human Resources - Learning and Development program of the University of Denver you’ll learn how adults process information and the specific skills required to meet adult learning needs.

School Psychology from University of Denver allows you to build the skills and understanding needed to help students of all backgrounds and developmental abilities flourish.

Teacher Education at the University of Denver is renowned for their rigorous coursework, dedicated faculty and staff, and individualized support. They also offer extensive fieldwork opportunities that will put your knowledge to work in culturally and linguistically diverse K–12 schools.

At University of Denver's Instructional Design and Technology - Adult Learning and Inclusive Design program you will forge innovative paths to best engage adult learners through inclusive design in the digital age with this master’s degree concentration offered entirely online.

Learn how to develop research-based curriculum and instructional practices. Our Master of Arts (M.A.) program in Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Denver encourages reflection and creativity, challenging you to think about what should be taught, how it should be taught, and why it should be taught.

At Higher Education at the University of Denver you can gain valuable insight into the manner in which policy is developed and how it impacts higher education, as well as skills that can allow you personally to affect and improve those policies.  

International Disaster Psychology - Trauma and Global Mental Health from University of Denver trains graduate students who become highly competent and committed mental health professionals.  

Gain insight to the strategies needed to effectively facilitate and manage adult learning in the Communication Management - Learning and Development program of the University of Denver.

School Counseling (Online) from University of Denver is rooted in skill development and self-reflection, helping school counselors become more aware of their own experiences, strengths and opportunities for growth, so they can better serve students in their schools and communities.