A valuable part of any business education is the understanding of a global economy and exposure to diverse cultures. Businesses have increasing need for globally-minded employees, and one of the best ways to achieve this is through travel and exploration. Follow our business school students as they travel to China, Germany, Ireland and London. The trips to Germany, China, London and Ireland are underway.  Read more

Benjamin Franklin famously said that “in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” The CU Denver Business School now offers the skills and knowledge you need to be successful in a career in this stable industry, with the recent announcement that they will soon be offering a Master’s of Science in Taxation. This will be the first program of its kind at a public university in Colorado, and one of just 15 such programs in the United States.  Read more

If you are looking to start a small business — or want to work for one — Denver ranks right up there, according to two reports released Tuesday. Biz2Credit’s annual analysis of “The Best Small Business Cities in America” ranks Denver as the third-best small-business city in the nation based on annual revenue, age of business, average credit scores and other financial data.  Read more

Interfacing with experts directly involved in the evolution of energy in America was a priceless opportunity for Chase Puckett. “I could write a novel on the many things I learned from this trip,” said Puckett, a student in the Global Energy Management Program. “With my focus being in oil and gas, the questions I was able to ask the American Petroleum Institute had a direct impact on my views regarding my career … I would do the trip again in a heartbeat.”  Read more

Adam Boushie has come a long way since earning his MBA at the CU Denver Business School. University Communications recently had the opportunity to catch up with Boushie, Enterprise Territory Manager at Google, who elaborated on his career, the importance of the CU Denver Professional MBA program to his current job, and his advice to CU Denver Business School students.  Read more

DENVER (CBS4)– Good news for all those who walk to get exercise or safe energy– Denver is getting kudos for being a “Walk Friendly Community” for its walkability and pedestrian safety. The City and County of Denver was designated as a Walk Friendly Community by the Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center. The Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center is a national clearinghouse on those walking and biking activities housed within the University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center.  Read more

The Business School’s transition to its new building is about to become complete, as the Business School computer lab currently located in the King Center will soon be moving. All computer lab and classroom functions will completely move into the Business Building, and the new lab should be up and running before the Fall 2014 semester begins on August 18. Starting Fall Semester 2014, the Business School Building will have a second computer lab with 36 more seats.  Read more