Among public institutions, several CU Boulder programs rank in the top 25 or better nationally, according to US News & World Report’s "best colleges" publication for 2023. The programs include engineering, business fields and more.
With the semester underway, this is a great time to use resources to help with projects, papers, assignments and exams. Here is a list of places you can go to find academic help.
Course alerts provide early notice to students who may need guidance and resources to help them succeed in a particular class. Learn more and help your students stay on track academically.
A new fellowship will provide tuition support, a stipend for two years and a unique support system for 12 students to advance their doctoral studies and research. Help spread the word!
The Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL) and Arts and Sciences Support of Education Through Technology (ASSETT) have a variety of online resources to help you prepare, including semester planners, a student support toolkit and more.
Faculty members play an important role in supporting the success of students with disabilities on campus. Here are five ways you can support students with disabilities as a faculty member on campus.
Among more than 1,000 universities in more than 95 countries, eight of CU Boulder’s academic programs are in the top 25, according to the ShanghaiRanking Consultancy.
The academic instruction guidance for faculty, instructors and staff provides resources for fall 2022 classes, COVID-19 updates, and scheduling and class assignments for spring 2023 and beyond.
Three CU Boulder faculty members have been offered Fulbright scholar awards to pursue teaching and research abroad during the 2022–23 academic year. A fourth faculty member was selected but withdrew.
Former arts and sciences dean Peter Spear has fused his love of cycling with his desire to help students—resulting in a new scholarship tied to the College of Arts and Sciences’ annual cycling event, which supports high-achieving students in financial need.
