The College is a part of the University. From the Wikipedia:
OrganizationColumbia has three undergraduate institutions [44]:
- Columbia College (CC): the liberal arts college, offering the Bachelor of Arts degree
- The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS): the engineering and applied science school, offering the Bachelor of Science degree
- The School of General Studies (GS): offers Bachelor of Arts degrees to students who have chosen non-traditional paths in their education
Logos of Columbia College (left) and Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science (right), Columbia's core undergraduate schoolsRotunda in Low LibraryColumbia also has a number of graduate and professional schools, including:
- Columbia Law School (CLS): offers the LLM, JD, and JSD degrees
- Columbia Business School (CBS): offers the MBA and PhD degrees
- Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons (P&S): offers the MD degree and MS in Nutrition
- Columbia University College of Dental Medicine: offers the DDS degree
- School of Nursing: offers the BS, MS, and PhD degrees
- Mailman School of Public Health: offers the MPH, DrPH, and Ph.D degrees
- Graduate School of Journalism (J-School or CJS): founded by Joseph Pulitzer, offers the MA, MS, and PhD degrees
- School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA): offers MIA, MPA, PEPM, EMPA, and PhD degrees
- The Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP): offers the MArch, MS, and PhD degrees
- Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS): offers the MA, MS, and PhD degrees
- The School of the Arts (SoA): offers the MfA degree in four disciplines (film, theater, visual arts, and writing)
- Columbia University School of Social Work: offers the MS and PhD degrees
- The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS): in addition to undergraduate studies, students may also pursue MS and PhD degree programs in engineering.
- Columbia University's School of Continuing Education offers MS degrees, classes for non-matriculated elective course students, Post-baccalaureate Certificates, English Language Programs, Overseas Programs, Summer Session, and High School Programs.
- Teachers College, Columbia University Columbia's Graduate and Professional school of Education.
The university is affiliated with Teachers College, Barnard College, the Union Theological Seminary, and the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, all located nearby in Morningside Heights. A joint undergraduate program is available through the Jewish Theological Seminary of America as well as through the Juilliard School.[45]
Two affiliated institutions – Barnard College and Teachers College – are also Faculties of the University[46]
