“Field-based learning changes not only what you know, but how you understand the world and your place in it,” writes Sustainability Science student Sarah Howard.
After navigating his own family's complex inheritance, Carl E. Findley III left academia to help others manage wealth across generations — a career pivot that led him to Columbia’s Wealth Management program.
M.S. in Project Management lecturer Dr. Paul J. Ballo explains how AI is shifting human work from repetitive tasks to creativity and critical thinking. (LA Examiner)
M.S. in Bioethics Program Director Dr. Robert Klitzman speaks on the ethics of Dr. Craig Towers’ research and the importance of informed consent. (ProPublica)
“The ability to understand both innovation and risk has given me a unique perspective as we navigate one of the most transformative technological shifts of our time,” writes ERM alumna Victoria Mei.
Columbia’s M.S. in Applied Analytics community came together at Ai4, one of the largest AI conferences in North America to present to and learn from the best in the field.
The recent graduate of Columbia’s Applied Analytics program discusses breaking into analytics without a coding background, the growing role of AI in business, and the importance of building connections both inside and outside the classroom.
For Palle (’26SPS, Sustainability Management), sustainability is the connective tissue between rural development, climate risk, disaster resilience, and the future of AI.
