The J.P. Morgan Center for Commodities and Energy Management is a learning community that bridges higher education with real-world practice. Our course content, delivery method, and diverse offerings develop and hone professional skills across all levels of experience. Whether you are looking for a degree, for-credit classes, non-credit courses or industry events – we have something for you.
CENTER EVENTS
J.P. Morgan Center Fall Happy Hour
Wednesday, Oct. 16 | 5:00 – 6:00 pm | CU Denver Business School
This meet and greet happy hour is a great opportunity for potential and current students to learn more about the Center’s for-credit course options, industry events, and professional development courses. Specific stations will be set-up so you can ask questions about our specializations, certificate options, and professional development. We will also have a station to meet the Center’s Executive Director and advisory council members (energy and commodity industry executives). All our welcome to attend to learn more.
Course Observation
October 11-13 (tentative) | Online
Gain can first-hand experience of what it is like to be a student in J.P. Morgan Center course as well as key industry information by observing a one or two of our live, online course lectures.
Meet with an Advisor | In-person or Online
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Want to learn more about our energy and commodities educational offerings? Meet with our Assistant Director of Recruiting in-person, via Zoom or with a call.
FEATURED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSE
Masterclass in Commodity Trading & Hedging
October 7 - November 1 | Online
This course offers a complete perspective on institutional commodity trading. Learn how professional traders distill information into an actionable perspective on the future of price, then select the optimal strategy to express that view of the market.
GRADUATE COURSES
Enroll in one of our upcoming for-credit courses as an independent professional development course or as part of our Commodities and Energy Certificate and Master of Science degree.
October 11 – December 21 | 3 credits | Online
- Commodity Supply Chain Management (CMDT 6582)
- Introduction to Financial Management in Global Energy Markets (GEMM 6600)
January 10 – March 2 | 3 credits | Online
- Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) in Commodities & Energy (GEMM/CMDT 6240)
- Foundations of Commodities (CMDT 6802)Project Development, Management, and Leadership in Renewable Energy (GEMM 6630)