Columbia College is a private, not-for-profit institution of higher education with an emphasis on arts and media. Founded in 1851, Columbia College offers undergraduate liberal arts programs and provides low-cost graduate programs for working professionals across the Chicago region. The college has over 40 degree programs that are designed to meet the needs of individuals looking to start their careers or advance them further. These include: At Columbia College, we offer students more than just degrees—we provide access to creativity, innovation, and opportunity as well as hands-on experiences that prepare them for success in any field they choose
Columbia College is a private, not-for-profit liberal arts and sciences college in Columbia, Missouri. Founded in 1851 as Christian Female College, the school was renamed Columbia Female College in 1860 after construction on its first building was completed. In 1890 it became known by its present name when it merged with the nearby University of Missouri's male department (later to become Stephens College).
Today, our mission continues to be "to educate students for lifelong success." The institution offers more than 100 undergraduate degrees and certificates across five schools: Arts & Sciences; Business Administration; Education; Engineering Technologies & Applied Science; Health Professions.
Columbia College is a private, non-profit institution of higher education with two campuses in Chicago, Illinois. Founded in 1859 as the Christian Female Institute and renamed Columbia College by 1860, it is the oldest college in Chicago and one of the oldest institutions of higher education founded by women anywhere. It has been coeducational since 1982. Columbia College offers liberal arts and professional studies for undergraduate students and graduate programs that lead to either an MFA or PhD degree. The school also offers master's degrees in social work (MSW) through its School of Social Work; law (LLM), entrepreneurship (EMBA), international affairs (MAIA); communication sciences & disorders; public health; digital media design; graphic design; illustration
Columbia College is a private, not-for-profit institution of higher learning. It has two campuses in Manhattan and one in Vancouver, British Columbia. The college offers undergraduate liberal arts and sciences degree programs that can be completed 100% online or on campus with the exception of the Associate of Arts (AA) program which must be taken at our New York City campus.
Columbia College is a private, non-profit institution in the heart of Chicago. It was founded as Columbia College of Expression in 1867 by members of the Methodist Church and now serves more than 20,000 students each year on its campuses in downtown Chicago and at select locations throughout Illinois. The college offers undergraduate programs for both traditional and adult learners, graduate programs in design disciplines, master's degrees that prepare graduates to teach these subjects across grade levels, certificates for professionals seeking new skills or career advancement opportunities.
