CU Boulder Outdoor Recreation Economy (ORE) Graduate Program students selected for presentation at the Colorado Outdoor Industry Leadership Summit (COILS) this October
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Huge congrats to our ORE students on this achievement! 🏔️ Their capstone project, "Expanding the Colorado Backcountry From Mountains to Shortgrass Prairie: Developing a…
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CU Boulder Outdoor Recreation Economy (ORE) Graduate Program
The nation’s only fully online, interdisciplinary outdoor recreation economy graduate degree program.
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About CU Boulder Outdoor Recreation Economy (ORE) Graduate Program
The Outdoor Recreation Economy (ORE) program at CU Boulder offers fully online and flexible master's degrees, graduate certificates, and professional development courses for the next generation of outdoor industry leaders.
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