The University of Colorado maintains campuses in Denver and Colorado Springs as well as in Boulder. It is possible for a student to enroll and complete the course work necessary for an advanced degree in electrical engineering at either of these campuses, although most of the classes are scheduled in the evenings and are arranged for the convenience of the working student. Any courses taken by Boulder campus students at another CU campus are subject to the 9 hour (for M.S.) or 15 hour (for Ph.D.) maximum transfer rule.

The campus at Denver is a geographic extension of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department in Boulder, and the Ph.D. admission procedures and the academic requirements are exactly the same and are handled the same as on the Boulder Campus. A separate M.S. program exists at the Denver Campus and admissions for this program are handled by the Denver Campus. Full-time faculty are available for counseling and advising and have responsibility for the academic programs.

For further detailed information, write:

or click here to connect to the CU Denver home page.

The campus at Colorado Springs has established a separate M.S. and Ph.D. program. Please write for information to:

or click here to connect to the ECE Department at CU Colorado Springs home page.