LinkedIn Learning | Human Resources

Learning Challenge:
Grow Your Presence

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RECOMMENDED COURSES

Below are highlighted learning paths, with courses to help you get started with LinkedIn Learning. Check back periodically, as suggested topics will change to showcase courses best fit to accommodate our Columbia faculty & staff.

Learning Paths

Choose from the categories below to complete the entire series, or select one or more unique courses that best fit your interests -- the choice is yours!

Hybrid Work (Individual Contributors)

Hybrid Work (Leaders & Managers)

Leadership & Management

Microsoft Office

Mindfulness & Well-Being

What is LinkedIn Learning?

LinkedIn Learning offers on-demand courses, led by industry experts. These video tutorials and resources can help you discover and develop your skills in areas such as software and technology, leadership and project management, and even mindfulness. It can also help you prepare for professional certification exams and earn continuing education credits -- plus much more!

Through your Columbia University subscription, faculty & staff have unlimited access to over 16,000 courses, available at no cost to you.

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LinkedIn Learning is limited to CU and CUIMC Faculty, Staff, and Students. Affiliates of CU do not have access under the CU subscription.

Discover Learning Challenges

Explore! Visit the the LinkedIn Learning Challenge page
Choose your challenge
Begin! Each daily video or reflection takes less than 5 mins

Challenge Tips

Print or save the challenge calendar. Consider placing it in a location that you frequent often, such as near your computer/desk, on your fridge, or save it on your computer desktop.
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Create a daily calendar reminder at a period of the day when you typically have down time -- that way a reminder will pop-up, triggering you to complete the day's activity.