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35 Master's degrees offered by the university
Mathematics of Finance
The Mathematics of Finance program at Columbia University is co-sponsored by the Department of Statistics, and it draws on the diverse strengths of the university in mathematics, statistics, stochastic processes, numerical methods, and financial applications.
Applied Physics
The Applied Physics program of study leading to the degree of Master of Science from Columbia University, while emphasizing continued work in basic physics, permits many options in several applied physics specialties.
Genetic Counseling
Become a genetic counselor grounded in compassion and a sense of self, with the skills to be a leader in genetic and genomic healthcare with the help of the Genetic Counseling programme from Columbia University.
Chemical Engineering - Data and Computational Science
The Chemical Engineering - Data and Computational Science program at Columbia University provides the MS candidate with an understanding of data science tools and computational modelling methods relevant to modern chemical engineering practice.
Computational Biology
The Computational Biology program at Columbia University is intended for students who wish to develop a working knowledge of computational techniques and their applications to biomedical research.
Medical Physics
The Medical Physics program at Columbia University is designed to prepare students for professional careers in the field of Medical Physics.
Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation Biology
The Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation Biology program at Columbia University offers academic excellence in a range of natural and social science disciplines that are directly related to biodiversity conservation including: evolution, systematics, genetics, behavioural ecology, public health, business, economics, political science, anthropology, and public and international policy.
Engineering and Applied Science
Design. Innovate. Lead. Join this Engineering and Applied Science programme from Columbia University.
Operations Research
The Master of Science in Operations Research (MSOR) at Columbia University is a 30-credit STEM program for students to concentrate in areas such as mathematical programming, stochastic models, and simulation, through domain specific courses in logistics, supply chain management, revenue management, financial engineering, risk management, entrepreneurship, and general management.
Statistics
The Statistics program at Columbia University offers programs of instruction that include theoretical and applied statistics and probability.
Science Education
The Science Education program at Columbia University offers curricula leading to a Master of Science (M.S.) degree and a Master of Education (Ed.M.) degree. Both degree programs require a minimum number of graduate points of coursework and a master’s paper.
Applied Mathematics
The Applied Mathematics program at Columbia University connects mathematical concepts and techniques to various fields of science and engineering. The objective of applied mathematical research is not only to intelligently apply existing mathematical tools and insights to solve scientific problems, but also to develop novel and useful mathematics inspired and driven by the applications.
Mathematics Education
Over its long and distinguished history, the Mathematics Education program at Columbia University has stressed the preparation of leaders in education. These leaders are successful scholars in their discipline, as well as educators.
Chemical Engineering - Biotechnology and Biopharmaceuticals
This Chemical Engineering - Biotechnology and Biopharmaceuticals program at Columbia University engages students with recent developments within biotechnology and biopharmaceuticals, focusing on engineering applications and approaches.
Philosophical Foundations of Physics
The Philosophical Foundations of Physics program at Columbia University is designed to meet the needs of gifted students who are intrigued by, and want to participate in, the growing scholarly interest in the relationship between the philosophy of science and the foundations of physics.