Human resource specialists provide direction to organizations by helping recruit, train, and retain talented employees. It’s a great program for students who enjoy working with others. Learn to steer the strategic direction and effectiveness of an organization while applying concepts to help manage and retain the most important asset – human capital. At Columbia College, students learn the basics of business alongside talent acquisition, compliance, employee relations, compensations, and benefits. You’ll also gain a better understanding of human resource systems in diverse and inclusive organizations.

The environmental science major is a science-based course of study that focuses on the natural environment and man's interactions and use of its resources. Students examine the structure and function of natural systems and develop techniques and skills that will allow them to work in the field of natural resources. A Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, or associate degree in environmental science can lead to careers in a wide variety of public and private organizations and government agencies. It will also prepare those students who wish to pursue advanced graduate study.

The innovation and entrepreneurship program is a great option for creative thinkers who are self-starters with lots of ideas. Prepare to lead an entrepreneurial organization by developing an entrepreneurial mindset and structure which recognizes the significance of the innovation process. Explore new venture initiatives, while learning how to transform opportunities into financial, cultural, or social value for others.

Psychology is the science that endeavors to achieve the goals of observation, description, understanding, prediction, and control of behavior and psychological processes. Topical areas of inquiry include human development, personality theory, neuroscience, learning, memory and cognition, emotion, sensation and perception, interpersonal relationships, personal adjustment, abnormal behavior, and psychotherapy. Theoretical perspectives most emphasized over the course of studies include Neuroscience, cognitive science, behavioral and social learning theories, humanist-existential, poststructural and psychodynamic theories.

In the Bachelor of Arts in Art, you will receive training in techniques and theories while gaining a better understanding of the history and criticism of art. The flexibility in this program allows you to acquire a breadth of experience in various art mediums, while also exploring any area deeper via a minor or double major.