Academic degrees
This page summarises the degrees offered by Columbia University's various faculties and schools. It probably should be in table format but I'm way too tired and lazy to learn the details of Wiki table code. See also: Diplomas
Columbia has been 'accused' on occasion of being a "degree-mill". For comparison's sake, Columbia conferred over 9,000 degrees in 2006 (8,787 degrees to University units, 587 to Barnard College graduates, 231 doctorates and an unknown number of MAs to Teachers College). Harvard conferred 6,883 degrees that year, and Cornell 6,021.
- Faculty of Arts and Sciences
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- Master of Arts - MA
- Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
- Liberal Studies MA - MALS
- Master of Science - MS
- Bachelor of Arts - BA
- Bachelor of Science - BS
- Faculty of the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation
- Faculty of Business
- Faculty of the Graduate School of Journalism
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- Master of Arts - MA
- Master of Science - MS[2]
- Doctor of Philosophy in Communication - PhD
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of the School of Social Work
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- Master of Science - MS[2]
- Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
- Faculty of the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science
- Faculty of Medicine
- Faculty of the Joseph P. Mailman School of Public Health
- Faculty of Dental Medicine
- Faculty of Nursing
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- Bachelor of Science - BS
- Master of Science - MS
- Doctor of Nursing Science - DNSc[1]
- Faculty of Teachers College
- Faculty of Barnard College
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- Baccalaureus in Artibus (Bachelor of Arts) - BA[2]
- Degrees Conferred Honoris Causa
- Extrafaculty
- Litterarum Doctor (Doctor of Letters) - LittD
- Scientiae Doctor (Doctor of Science) - ScD
- Musicae Doctor (Doctor of Music) - MusD
- Litterarum Humanarum Doctor (Doctor of Humane Letters) - LHD
- Legum Doctor (Doctor of Laws) - LLD
- Divinitatis Doctor (Doctor of Divinity) - DD (unclear if Columbia has conferred one in recent years)
- Sacrae Theologiae Doctor (Doctor of Sacred Theology - STD (seems to have been conferred independent of UTS[3])
References
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