Current Students

Resources

Current students at the Ritchie School can use this page to access the resources they need to succeed within their degree program. You can view assignments in Canvas, locate information on student clubs and activities, and download various forms and documents below.

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Access MyDU to check grades, make appointments for library centers and services, and explore other valuable campus resources.

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Student Resources

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    Canvas

    Explore your class pages, syllabi, assignments and documents.

    Explore Canvas

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    Office 365

    Check emails and calendar events, and use a variety of Microsoft Office programs.

    Log in to Office 365

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    Pioneer Careers Online

    Connect with all professional development opportunities on campus as well as internships and careers. 

    Pioneer Careers

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    Academic Support

    Get the support and mentorship you need. 

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Student Organizations

Our students are active in and engaged with our academic community, and student organizations are an important driving force behind that engagement. Organizations and clubs offer a range of events and resources, from game nights and professional development workshops to industry professional meet and greets. Our student organizations include:

  • DU Computer Science Club
  • Society of Women Engineers
  • DU Game Developers Club

These are just a few of the Ritchie School's roster of thriving student organizations. Whether you're looking for networking opportunities, career development, partners for collaboration or just someone to play League of Legends with, you'll find a place in one of our student organizations.

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Use our core resources for current students page to explore topics like student life, campus programs and services, and additional academic resources.

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Cooperative Education Program

Our cooperative education program offers students the opportunity for valuable experiential learning opportunities. A collaboration between academia and industry, the program allows students to earn valuable experience working full time at participating companies. Typically, our students will not take classes for one full academic year, though in some cases, DU courses can be taken while on co-op.

Interested students, typically sophomores and juniors, will work with their academic advisors and Career Services to determine if the program is a good fit. Once approved, students apply for one or more co-op positions. Each of our industry partners determines their own hiring needs, process and decisions, and each student in the program will have the benefit of a unique experience in a field-relevant position.

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