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Teachers College (Columbia University), also known as Columbia Teachers College, is a world-class graduate school of education. It was founded by philanthropist Grace Hoadley Dodge and Nobel Peace Prize winner, philosopher and educator nicholas murray butler on 1887 in new york, USA.

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New york, where the College is located, is the capital of international economy, finance, art and media, the headquarters of the United Nations and various international organizations, and one of the most distinctive immigrant cities in the world. About 180 immigrants from more than 65438 countries and regions live here. This rich and diverse humanistic and social resources greatly facilitate the scientific research activities and student internships of the college.

On the one hand, because of the college's geographical advantages, it undertakes a large number of scientific research projects entrusted by the United Nations and international organizations, and at the same time, college students can easily obtain internship opportunities from the above institutions.

On the other hand, the racial and ethnic diversity, mobility and class diversity of immigrant cities provide the world's largest and most diverse educational research and experimental soil for all kinds of educational research of college teachers and students, and provide convenience for all kinds of research.

In addition, new york provides a large number of informal education opportunities for students, who can make extensive use of various theaters, museums, concerts, lectures or large-scale conferences to gain learning opportunities.

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