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Columbia University, formally known as Columbia University in the City of New York, or Columbia for short, is a world-class private research University located in Manhattan, New York, the United States.
Columbia University has 21 institutions, including three undergraduate schools: Columbia college, the school of general education, and the undergraduate school of engineering and applied sciences. Teachers, courses and graduation requirements are the same); 14 graduate school: Columbia journalism school, school of international and public affairs, law, business, professional research institute, college of social work, school of architecture, planning and protection, art institute, college of liberal arts, school of engineering and applied science, school of medicine, school of nursing, school of dentistry and oral surgery, school of public health; And four affiliated colleges: Barnard college (women's undergraduate school), teachers college at Columbia University, American jewish theological seminary, and concord theological seminary, New York.
Undergraduate curriculum
Chemical, civil engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, environmental science, materials science, mathematics, mechanical engineering, physics, anthropology, art/art, art history, Asian/Oriental studies, economics, English, European studies, French, geology, Germanic, Greek language and literature, history, international studies, Italian, Latin, Latin American studies, philology, medieval studies, music, philosophy, political science/government management, psychology, public affairs and policy research, stage art/drama.
Postgraduate curriculum
Civil engineering, computer science, environmental science, materials science, mathematics, mechanical engineering, physics, economics, English, European studies, French, geology, Germanic, Greek language and literature, history, international studies, Italian, Latin, Latin American studies, study philosophy, politics/government management, psychology, journalism and communication.
