Courses & Programs
MBA Courses and Curriculum
Elective Curriculum
In the second-year Elective Curriculum, students may choose from a range of Social Enterprise elective courses, enabling the integration of the frameworks and functional skills learned in the first year into an understanding of the organization as a total enterprise. See listing of 2009 – 2010 Social Enterprise Elective Courses. In order to design a tailored curriculum to meet their academic goals students may take any combination of courses; pursue field-based project work; integrate social enterprise topics through required papers or projects in other courses; and cross-register for courses in other select graduate programs (for University-wide course guides by topic please see the MBA Courses and Curriculum Overview).
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE ELECTIVES 2009-10
Agribusiness (Fall Term)
Professor David E. Bell
Authentic Leadership Development (Fall Term)
Professor William W. George, Professor Nitin Nohria, Professor Robert Steven Kaplan, and Senior Lecturer Peter Olson
Business and the Environment (Fall Term)
Professor Forest Reinhardt and Assistant Professor Michael Toffel
Business at the Base of the Pyramid (Fall Term)
Professor V. Kasturi "Kash" Rangan and Senior Lecturer Michael Chu
Commerce and Society: Business and Creation of Social Value (Fall Term)
Assistant Professor Christopher Marquis
The Energy Business and Geopolitics (Fall Term)
Associate Professor Noel Maurer
Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital in Healthcare (Fall Term)
Professor Richard Hamermesh and Senior Lecturer Robert Higgins
Entrepreneurship in Education Reform (Winter Term)
Lecturer Stacey Childress
Field Study Seminar: Building Green Businesses (Winter Term)
Professor Lee Fleming, Professor Joseph Lassiter, and Professor Forest Reinhardt
Field Study Seminar: Innovating in Healthcare (Winter Term)
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Innovating in Healthcare (Winter Term)
Professor Regina Herzlinger
Institutions, Macroeconomics, and the Global Economy (Winter Term)
Professor Rafael Di Tella and Associate Professor Laura Alfaro
Leading and Governing High Performing Nonprofit Organizations (Fall and Winter Term)
Professor Allen Grossman; Associate Professor Alnoor Ebrahim
Managing Global Health: Design, Delivery and Evaluation of Global Health Programs (Winter Term)
Assistant Professor Nava Ashraf
Managing Medicine (Fall Term)
Senior Lecturer Richard Bohmer
Microeconomics of Competitiveness: Firms, Clusters and Economic Development (Winter Term)
Professor Michael E. Porter
The Moral Leader (Fall and Winter Term)
Senior Lecturer Sandra J. Sucher; Professor Michael Wheeler
Real Estate in Emerging Markets (Winter Term)
Lecturer Nicolas Retsinas
