About University of Colorado Boulder

The University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder), founded in 1876, is a public research university located in Boulder, Colorado. As the flagship campus of the University of Colorado system, it offers over 150 academic programs across nine colleges and schools, serving more than 35,000 students. CU Boulder is recognized for its strengths in engineering, space sciences, and environmental studies, and is notable for having contributed instruments to every planet in the solar system. The university has produced 12 Nobel laureates, 10 Pulitzer Prize winners, and 20 astronauts, reflecting its strong commitment to research and educational excellence. CU Boulder fosters an inclusive and collaborative workplace culture centered on respect, trust, and innovation. It supports flexible work arrangements, including hybrid and remote options, to accommodate diverse employee needs. Eligible employees benefit from comprehensive benefits such as tuition assistance, robust health and retirement plans, generous leave policies, and wellness programs. The university values creating a supportive environment where all members feel respected and valued. Its mission focuses on serving as Colorado’s comprehensive graduate research university by addressing the humanitarian, social, and technological challenges of the 21st century through education, research, and community engagement.