Resources for International Students
The following is a list of resources and opportunities at Columbia that support international students in their transition to Columbia. We have a comprehensive list of resources that can be found here.
Fact
There are over 140 countries represented at Columbia
Columbia’s International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO)
ISSO provides a variety of services that help international students adjust to a new academic and cultural environment.
Language Study
Learn about studying one or many of the 40+ languages offered at Columbia.
Study Abroad
Find out more about studying abroad in one of nearly 200 different programs.
International Research & Centers
Columbia sponsors innovative research and learning centers all over the world.
Academic Mentoring and Tutoring
Academic Success Programs provides a network of comprehensive programs and services that assist students in enhancing and maximizing their academic potential.
Multicultural Affairs
The Office of Multicultural Affairs provides support, education and training to students in promotion of a diverse, inclusive and mutually understanding university community.
Pre-Professional Advising
Preparation and counseling for the many Columbia students who are interested in careers in law, medicine or other health professions.
Safety and Security
While New York City is consistently named one of the safest large cities in the United States, and while Morningside Heights is consistently named one of the safest precincts in New York City, the Office of Public Safety further ensures the security of Columbia’s campus and its students.
Orientation
The New Student Orientation Program (NSOP) provides incoming students with a full academic and social orientation to Columbia and New York City.
