HQ Function

Serves as the central administrative and academic hub for Columbia College, housing deans' offices, student services, classrooms, and faculty offices dedicated to the undergraduate liberal arts education.

Notable Features:

Situated within the historic Columbia University campus, featuring iconic architecture like Low Memorial Library and Butler Library. Hamilton Hall, the primary building for Columbia College administration, faces the main campus green.

Work Culture:

An intellectually vibrant and academically rigorous environment characterized by critical thinking, spirited debate (especially within Core Curriculum classes), collaborative learning, and a strong sense of community among students and faculty.

HQ Significance:

As the heart of undergraduate liberal arts education at Columbia University, its location signifies its integral role within a major research university while maintaining a distinct college identity focused on undergraduate teaching and development.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus layout and facilities reflect a commitment to academic excellence, intellectual tradition (e.g., names on Butler Library), community (campus greens), and access to knowledge (extensive libraries).

Location:

Columbia College's global presence is primarily manifested through Columbia University's extensive network of international programs, study abroad opportunities available in numerous countries, research collaborations, and its diverse international student and faculty population. The university's Global Centers in key cities worldwide (e.g., Paris, Beijing, Mumbai, Nairobi) serve as hubs for academic activities and support for students, including those from Columbia College, engaging in international study or research.

Street Address:

Hamilton Hall, 1130 Amsterdam Avenue, Mail Code 2805

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA