Accelerate your professional growth by earning an MBA degree while maintaining full-time employment. Immediately apply knowledge from the classroom to your work environment. Your education is a powerful tool to propel your career and maximize your earning potential and opportunities in the work place.

Evening MBA
The Boulder Evening MBA program is specifically designed for the working professional in the Boulder/Denver metro region. Coursework combines theoretical background with practical knowledge students can use in their jobs the next day. Taught by the same nationally-renowned faculty who teach in our full-time MBA program, the Evening MBA program gives students and their companies access to the latest cutting-edge business knowledge and practices.

Executive MBA
The CU Denver Executive MBA is designed to meet the needs of strategic decision makers. Instead of focusing on day-to-day business operations, CU Executive MBA students learn how to develop a broad business perspective, how to think strategically, and how to make confident decisions based on bottom-line results. The degree can be completed in less than two years, and is designed for minimal career disruption. If you are looking to grow your business leadership skills, we encourage you to take the next step in your career by enrolling in the program.

50 for Colorado
The 50 for Colorado Program provides a unique opportunity for individuals who are committed to discovering and strengthening the Colorado economy. The program is the perfect venue for leaders and emerging leaders throughout Colorado to experience the state's economy and to build a network with others who share a concern about the state's future. Each month participants learn about a different segment of Colorado’s economy.

FANE
The Finance and Accounting for Non-Financial Executives (FANE) program allows managers to become more effective members of their team by gaining a firm grasp on the financial data that drive decisions. FANE is a three-day seminar that provides a solid understanding of how financial data is generated and reported, as well as how it is used for decision making, analysis, and valuation. It is particularly useful for those who need to read and interpret corporate financial statements, and who need a more sophisticated understanding of how their jobs impact the "bottom line."