• “There are no dry, one-way lectures here. Rather, like real life, we are called on to present, argue, defend and resolve significant business issues,” said MBA for Executives student Peter Vanderloo. Learn more about the Darden experience. more

  • Superior teaching lies at the core of every Darden program. Over the past 24 years, in a survey of 83,000 MBA graduates, students consistently rank Darden faculty first. more

  • The case “Leica Camera: A ‘Boutique’ Firm Faces a World of Change” asks you to analyze the competitive position of the famed German manufacturer of high-end cameras and recommend a strategy that will secure the company’s future. more

  • Darden offers its alumni a suite of services, from dynamic events around the globe to career management for life through the Armstrong Center for Alumni Career Services. more

  • Darden teaches leadership competencies such as wide-angle vision, social intelligence, excellent communication skills and a bias for action. Read Darden's Dean Bob Bruner's blog post “Leaders Step Forward Often.” more

  • EMBA Student on the Case Method

    Leo Basola of the MBA for Executives Class of 2014 shares how learning through the case method at Darden is expanding his knowledge of general management and preparing him to be a more effective leader. The final deadline to apply for the Class of 2015 Global MBA for Executives or MBA for Executives is 15 June.

  •  Top Stories

  • A New Era of Leadership

    Battling the Big Dry

    What Matters for Solar

    Time for a New Era
    of Leadership

    Executive Director of the Institute for Business in Society, Dean Krehmeyer, points out that, when it comes to addressing complex social issues or simply making people's lives better, business has shown that it can take the lead.

    The Darden Report: Battling the Big Dry
    Darden Professor Peter Debaere draws on lessons learned from Australia's decade-long drought to explain how the world's water markets should be effectively managed and designed. “We need people to start thinking about water markets,” he says.

    Pitched Roofs or Math:
    What Matters for Solar?
    Darden Professor Anton Ovchinikov shares what it takes for a renewable energy project like a company-wide installation of solar panels to succeed in the 60th edition of The Washington Post/Darden "Case in Point" series.

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  • News

    24 May 2013
    Darden's First GEMBA Graduates Describe the Transformation from Top Business Performers to Global Leaders  more

    20 May 2013
    Annual Sustainability Research Conference Inspires Collaboration and Shares Solutions  more

    19 May 2013
    Darden Graduation 2013: "Hang on, Hang in There and Make a Difference"  more

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  • Dean's Blog

    22 May 2013

    A New Bubble? An Old Meme?

    “A meme (pron.: /_’miːm/; meem) is "an idea, behavior, or style that spreads from person to person within a culture."...

    19 May 2013

    My advice at Graduation 2013: Hang on, hang in, and make a difference

    [Here are my remarks for Darden’s 2013 graduation ceremony. I foreshortened my talk a bit to help avoid some approaching...

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