Course Offerings University Of Colorado Boulder

The courses listed here are included in the Boulder campus catalog during the 2025–26 academic year. This listing does not constitute a guarantee that any particular course will be offered during this year. Consult specific programs and major requirements within each school and college for more information. Also visit CU Boulder Class Search for details about specific class offerings and schedules. Consult specific departments and programs within schools and colleges for restrictions, requirements and permissions. Course credits are stated in semester units.

University of Colorado Boulder © Regents of the University of Colorado Catalog Archive · Contact Us · Privacy · Legal & Trademarks Accessibility · Student Consumer Information · Policies Land Acknowledgement Download the Clery Act Annual Security & Fire safety report, or request a paper copy from the CU Boulder Police Department. The 2025–26 University of Colorado Boulder Catalog contains a summary of campus offerings, policies and requirements; descriptions of colleges, schools and departments; and degree requirements, course descriptions and faculty listings as of March 2025. Students should refer to the degree, major, minor and certificate requirements listed at the time they formally enter a program. For more information, consult the appropriate dean's office. Because the catalog is compiled in advance of the academic year it covers, changes may occur.

For up-to-date information, consult departmental advisors, check departmental bulletin boards, visit Buff Portal and review registration materials distributed each semester. All catalog information is subject to change without notice or obligation. To view previous years' catalogs, visit the catalog archive. University of Colorado Boulder © Regents of the University of Colorado Catalog Archive · Contact Us · Privacy · Legal & Trademarks Accessibility · Student Consumer Information · Policies Land Acknowledgement Download the Clery Act Annual Security & Fire safety report, or request a paper copy from the CU Boulder Police Department. Explore your interests in a non-credit class, developprofessional skills with Continuing Education Units (CEUs), orearn CU credit toward a graduate degree or certificate.

​​ We offer flexible online courses with the same rigorous content and award-winningfaculty as our on-campus academic offerings. Our course offerings provide the sameinstruction that students receive when attending classes on the University ofColorado Boulder campus. And you can complete courses at your own pace from thecomfort of home. ​ Non-credit Offerings: Browse our non-credit courses by clicking on an area ofinterest or a course card below.

You can enroll in individual courses or fullspecializations — a series of courses designed to help you master a specific skill — toearn Course and Specialization Certificates. Visit How It Works to learn more. ​​ For-credit Offerings: Browse our for-credit courses by clicking on CEUs or one of ourgraduate degree programs below. Visit How It Works to explore our degreeprograms and learn how enroll. ​

A summary of campus offerings, policies and requirements; descriptions of colleges, schools and departments; and degree requirements, course descriptions and faculty listings. Registering for classes is a lot like shopping online. Once you've logged in to CU Boulder Class Search, search for classes and select "Add to Cart" to set aside the ones you want to take. Those classes will remain in your cart until you finish registering or remove them—however, they aren't yours yet. If other students register before you do, it's possible one or more classes in your cart will be closed by the time you register. If that happens, don't panic.

Consider joining the class waitlist or registering for a different section of the same class. To jump right in, go to the search field and enter your desired topic, subject, instructor or keyword. You can also refine your results based on a variety of criteria: Use these options to limit your search to classes that fulfill your college or school's general education requirements, meet on specific days and times, offer a certain number of credits, meet in person, etc. In order to earn a baccalaureate degree from the University of Colorado Boulder, students must meet all degree and major requirements for their program of study and earn a minimum of 120 cumulative credit... It is important to note that some degree and program requirements are higher than these minimum standards.

See college and school sections of this catalog for specific degree policies and requirements. In addition, students at CU Boulder may pursue dual degrees, double degrees or concurrent (bachelor's–accelerated master's) degrees, or additional majors, minors and/or certificates. See the Change or Add a Major, Minor or Certificate webpage for more direction. Dual degree programs are formally approved combined or integrated curricula for two degrees (typically at the graduate or professional levels) in complementary fields of study. These may be offered by two or more CU colleges/schools. Typically, students earn both degrees in less time than if each degree is pursued individually.

In contrast, double degrees are two (or more) degrees from the same college, school, or program (e.g., BA and BFA from Arts and Sciences) or two (or more) degrees from different colleges/schools that are... Students must meet all requirements for each degree. Students who wish to pursue an additional baccalaureate degree after graduating with a baccalaureate degree from CU Boulder must apply for readmission to the university. In addition, students should work with an academic advisor in the intended degree program to determine appropriate procedures and additional requirements (e.g., additional residency requirements may apply beyond course requirements for the second degree... Not every college and school permits students to complete an additional baccalaureate degree after graduation. Innovative academic programs, hands-on opportunities and rigorous course work will prepare you for a complex global society.

While interacting with our faculty—which includes five Nobel laureates, nine MacArthur "genius grant" fellows, two U.S. Professors of the Year, five National Medal of Science winners, and more than 30 Grammy awards and nominations—you'll develop a broad understanding of the world, strong leadership skills and an enhanced ability to think... Find a program based on your interests and talents. Our undergraduate degree programs allow students to specialize in a specific area of study. You can filter our degree options by topic of interest or by selecting a college, school or program. Students may customize their education by combining majors, minors and certificates.

Our undergraduate minors provide students with additional skills and knowledge to accompany their major area of study. You can filter our minors by topic of interest or by selecting a college, school or program. Students may customize their education by combining majors, minors and certificates. For course offerings, meeting times, and course instructor information for the current term, please see the Buff Portal (log in with your IdentiKey) or Course Search (for those without campus login credentials). Descriptions for each section of a "Topics" course (CSCI 2830, 4830, 4831, and 7000) can be found in that section's "Class Notes" in Course Search . See the Course Catalog for course descriptions and prerequisites.The full list of Computer Science courses is available there, but not all courses are offered every year.

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