Tag Archives: Curriculum

Why Darden’s Location is Convenient for D.C. Executives

Posted on June 5, 2013 by Fareine Benz

A few weeks ago, you heard from Sheri Lucas, a vice president from Wells Fargo, about her experience as a Californian attending Darden’s Executive MBA format in Virginia. Today, Asilia Dinkins, an EMBA student and consultant from Washington, D.C., describes … Continue reading →

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From Coast to Coast: The Advantages of a Darden MBA from a San Francisco VP & Strategic Finance Manager

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Fareine Benz

Sheri Lucas — an EMBA Class of 2013 graduate and the vice president and strategic finance manager of Wells Fargo in San Francisco, California — shares several reasons why Darden’s Executive MBA format was a great fit for her:
“I was … Continue reading →

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Darden’s Case Method and the Executive MBA

Posted on May 2, 2013 by Fareine Benz

In an executive MBA classroom, your fellow students make a difference. In contrast to a lecture-based approach to education, Darden’s case method will challenge you to discuss and debate real business problems and possible solutions. Guided by expert faculty, you … Continue reading →

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EMBA Video Chat: Wednesday April 6, Noon Eastern

Posted on March 31, 2011 by mbaexec

Interested in learning more about Darden’s MBA for Executives? Do you have questions about the program format or curriculum. or  building a successful application, or the upcoming deadlines? Log  into the online video chat Wednesday April 6 at … Continue reading →

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Executive MBA's and The Case Method at Darden

Posted on December 7, 2009 by mbaexec

Over on our full time MBA program’s Admissions Blog, there’s a helpful post about the Case Method, the prime ingredient in the academic experience here at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business. The post … Continue reading →

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