The University of Denver offers several master's degree programs that can be combined with an undergraduate degree in mathematics. These programs are designed for students to complete both a bachelor's and master's degree in five years. Typically students maintain undergraduate status and any financial aid and tuition benefits associated with it while in the program.

• The Dual Undergraduate/Graduate Degree Program in Teacher Education at the Morgridge College of Education. This is a program of study which includes the course work for licensure in the State of Colorado, as well as a master's degree in Curriculum & Instruction.
• The Undergraduate/Graduate Dual Degree Program at the Daniels College of Business. This program offers the opportunity for students from any major at the University of Denver to pursue an MBA or a master's degree in a specific business discipline.
• The 5-Year Dual-Degree Program with BS Degree in Math, Science or Engineering & MS Degree in Engineering at the School of Engineering and Computer Science. In this program students can pursue an Engineering MS degree in their choice of engineering discipline.

Each of these programs has separate admissions requirements and application deadlines. Applications usually take place in a student's third (junior) year of undergraduate studies. Completion of each program requires careful planning and interested students should talk to their advisor as well as representatives from the programs early in their academic careers.