As the School of Professional Studies at Columbia University, we open access to knowledge at the highest levels to move careers, communities and industries forward.

SPS offers market-responsive programs led by scholar-practitioners to help you advance your education and accelerate your career. Through flexible formats and personalized pathways, you can realize your goals in your time and on your terms.

As one of the seventeen prestigious schools affiliated with Columbia University, the School of Professional Studies is expanding the reach and impact of an Ivy League education so more students can take their education and careers to the next level. Columbia University's School of …

To advance, adapt and accelerate careers. Columbia University is not just about what you learn inside of the classroom, it’s also about what you learn outside of the classroom and the connections you make with peers, teachers, and staff.

Each summer, Columbia University offers hundreds of courses for Columbia students and students from other domestic and international institutions…

All Programs. The School of Professional Studies offers applied professional master’s degrees, certificates, and Certifications of Professional Achievement; courses for graduate school preparation, professional advancement, or personal enrichment; and structured programs for graduate school or college preparation.

As the School of Professional Studies at Columbia University, we open access to knowledge at the highest levels to move careers, communities and industries forward.

As the School of Professional Studies at Columbia University, we open access to knowledge at the highest levels to move careers, communities and industries forward.

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This course examines three masters of European Baroque art—Gianlorenzo Bernini (1598-1680), Diego Velázquez (1599-1660), and Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669)—artists who are all well represented in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.