As AI reshapes work, Columbia SPS faculty, alumni, and students discuss why the enduring return on education lies in adaptability, judgment, and lifelong learning.
After years in Alzheimer’s research at CUIMC, Didi Sanchez Noboa turned to the Bioethics program to answer the ethical questions shaping her work—emerging with the confidence to lead conversations in clinical ethics and health equity.
Dr. Bob Klitzman, director of the Bioethics program, comments on how the Trump administration has fast-tracked research into psychedelics and how the effects can be more powerful and longer-lasting on a developing brain. (Scientific American)
Columbia’s Technology Management, Sustainability Management, and Sustainability Science programs recently co-hosted a panel on how AI is transforming the field of sustainability.
Cecily M. Carson joined Columbia’s M.S. in Nonprofit Management Leadership Series to share how relationship-building and informed decision-making shape effective philanthropic work.
In this thought leadership piece, Columbia ERM lecturer Raj Mittal argues for the renewed relevance of economic capital as a strategic tool—complementing stress testing to help banks balance resilience with long-term value creation.
When one Technology Management student decided to bring together technologists, founders, and communities around a shared vision, the result was a week-long hackathon proving that AI can be a force for good.
Students in Columbia SPS’s Information & Knowledge Strategy (IKNS) program connected with industry leaders to discuss AI, digital transformation, and emerging career pathways.
