Classes

Financial Crisis & Civic Reaction

Financial crisis are one of the few constants in capitalist economies. Crises rarely if ever remain market phenomena--they are societal crises that change culture, politics, and public perceptions about the world around them. This course examines the causes, development, and consequences of financial and economic crises, as well as how their host societies react to them.

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Darden Full-Time Elective:

Q1-Q2, Fall 2025

Alexander Hamilton: Lessons in Management, Strategy, and Leadership

 By examining Alexander Hamilton’s career and experiences, the course provides practical lessons that Darden students can apply to their careers. Students will investigate critical issues in monetary and macroeconomics, finance, leadership, operations, political economy, and history—all set in the context of one of the most compelling stories in American history. Studying Hamilton’s successes and failures will provide students a unique perspective on personal, business, and political issues that have, and continue to, drive the modern business world.

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Darden EMBA Elective:

Q8, Fall 2025

Financial Crises: Lessons for Democracy & Capitalism

Financial and economic crises are often cited as proof that capitalist and/or democratic societies are destined to fail. This course examines how crisis develop and their impact on liberal institutions.

Darden Part-Time Elective:

Q12, Summer 2025