9 Master's degrees offered by the university

Mathematics program of the University of Denver is helping to improve a student's analytical and logical problem-solving skills, the program covers subjects ranging from algebraic logic to combinatorial algorithms.  

Physics at the University of Denver is intended primarily for students who are seeking an advanced degree without a significant research component.  

Chemistry from University of Denver aims to help students realize their highest potential as scientists and scientifically-literate citizens. 

Chemistry at the University of Denver aims to instill students with the ability to learn independently and to define and help solve new problems. Chemists in our graduate programs work to contribute to the fundamental understanding of their discipline and help others understand their contributions and those of their contemporaries. 

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.

Biological Sciences from University of Denver provides students with graduate training centered on primary research, featuring concentrations in cell and molecular biology and ecology, biodiversity and evolution. 

The Physics program of the University of Denver combines rigorous coursework in fundamental areas of physics and modern topics with opportunities in research.

Mathematics at the University of Denver is a more intensive mathematical experience than our master of arts option, making it an ideal fit for students interested in science and engineering.  

At Professional Science - Biomedical Sciences from University of Denver students will gain awareness of the many issues, concerns and future directions of health and biomedical sciences fields.