University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
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The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is part of the University of Colorado system. It has approximately 5,500 undergraduate students and approximately 1,900 graduate students. It was established as an extension campus in the 1920s and eventually moved into its current campus in 1965. In the late 1990s, the campus began expanding and dormitories were added.
The university hosts the following institutions:
- Beth El College of Nursing and Health Sciences - College of Business and Administration - College of Education - College of Engineering and Applied Science - CU Institute of Bioenergetics - Network Information and Space Security Center (NISSC) - Colorado Institute for Technology Transfer and Implementation (CITTI) - Graduate School - Graduate School of Public Affairs - College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences - Center on Gerontology - Center for Colorado Policy Studies - Center for Computational Biology - Center for Economic Education - Center for Research on Creativity and Innovation - Center for the Study of Government - Center for Women's Studies - CU Aging Center - CU Trauma Center - Excel Centers - Small Business Development Center - Southern Colorado Geodata Laboratory - Student Success Center - Teaching and Learning Center
