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Explore CU Boulder. Join us for Explore CU Boulder to get a glimpse into the University during this day-long visit experience! Throughout your time on campus, you will get to learn more about our academic programs, experience a sample lecture taught by a member of our faculty, join a walking tour of campus, eat lunch on campus, view a sample residence hall room, gather detailed information on ...
Explore our Programs. The University of Colorado Boulder offers a variety of programs in different academic disciplines and different formats (i.e. term-based, self-paced, Coursera, etc.) so you have options to create the educational experience that fits your professional goals, schedule and budget.
Research Institutes & Centers. With more than 900 researchers, students and supporting staff, CU Boulder's 12 research institutes account for more than half of all sponsored research dollars at the university, making a major contribution to the university's research and education missions as well as the local and area economy.
The University of Colorado is a premier public research university with four campuses: the University of Colorado Boulder, the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, the University of Colorado Denver and the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. With more than 66,000 students and 7,300 full-time instructional faculty members, CU is the largest institution of higher education in the ...
Since 1920, CU Boulder's College of Music has offered a wide range of programs for undergraduate and graduate study, integrating advanced musical training with professionally oriented experiences and the rich resources of a leading research university.
The University of Colorado Boulder is committed to supporting all students, including undocumented, DACA and ASSET-eligible students. Visit the Admission Information for Undocumented Students page for more information.
University of Colorado Boulder. The Samuel C. DeFord Memorial Scholarship. The Samuel C. Deford Memorial Scholarship was founded by Trish Deford in remembrance of Samuel Deford (’12), who graduated with a degree in Physics.
