Now an associate director of data science at Merck, Khan reflects on his experience in Columbia’s Applied Analytics program ...

Peter Dixon reflects on his first year as M.S. in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program director and discusses the ...

M.S. in Human Capital Management student Alma Madina found the real-world experience she was seeking at Columbia, both inside ...

A 3-week high-level intensive course for business professionals, pre-MBA students or those taking any other business-related Masters program. Begins in late July. Improve your business English at an ...

Jade is originally from Shanghai, China, and currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Applied Analytics at Columbia SPS. Before Columbia, she completed her undergraduate degree in Economics and ...

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This four-week intensive program has been designed in collaboration with Columbia Law School and is intended to prepare international LL.M candidates entering an accredited U.S. law school in the Fall ...

In my discussions with graduate students and prospective graduate students in environmental sustainability, I have detected a growing concern that the field of environmental sustainability and ...

What is the difference between misinformation and disinformation? That was among the key questions considered at the recent Strategies for Combating Political Misinformation panel hosted by the ...

Susan Levin is a global facilitator, coach, trainer, mediator, and organization development practitioner. She is a lecturer in the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program, where she teaches the ...

In an era defined by digital transformation, infrastructure renewal, and global uncertainty, project management has emerged as one of the most essential disciplines of the modern economy.

Americans are more worried about bias in the media than ever before. But are their concerns grounded in reality? It turns out the question can be answered scientifically. Or at least that was the aim ...