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- EDL 720
- Programs: Education Leadership
Explore legal and ethical responsibilities of the school leader and implications of federal, state, and local education policies. The course focuses on regulations and responsibilities in areas such as special education, confidentiality, liability, due process, finances, search and seizure, employment matters, and church/state conflicts.
- Availability: Coming soon!
- EDL 721
- Programs: Education Leadership
Explore legal and ethical responsibilities of the school leader and implications of federal, state, and local education policies. The course focuses on regulations and responsibilities in areas such as special education, confidentiality, liability, due process, finances, search and seizure, employment matters, and church/state conflicts.
- Availability: Coming soon!
- FTA 752
- Programs: Financial Technology
Take a hands-on, case-study oriented approach to learning how to build a business that involves financial technologies on the horizon. This course immerses students in topics including opportunity identification, business model development, raising financing, building teams from the ground up, and nurturing new ventures. Learners will take an idea and explore how to successfully build a real product or service.
- Availability: Spring and Fall
- FTA 722
- Programs: Enterprise Risk Management, Financial Technology
Survey some of the world’s emerging technological practices, including: blockchain, cryptocurrencies, cybersecurity, robo-advising, lending and payment systems, and other emerging financial technologies. This course will explore the role cryptography plays in securing blockchain-based cryptocurrencies. Learners will understand the scale, complexity, threats to, and solutions possible with cybersecurity, and analyze the opportunities and future directions for robo-advising and lending and payment systems.
- Availability: Summer and Fall
- AIN 714
- Programs: AI Strategy + Innovation, IT Management
Learn to leverage the latest tools and methodologies in the field. In this course, students will track the continuous iterations of AI as one of the most rapidly evolving technologies of our time through large language model (LLM) benchmarking. Students will experiment with various LLMs, learning to craft and refine prompts to optimize model outputs for different application
- EMG 720
- Programs: Engineering Management
Students learn to source, interpret, and visualize data from engineering systems, production processes, and project environments, applying advanced analytics to optimize performance and predict outcomes.
- ERM 750
- Programs: Enterprise Risk Management
Develop executive leadership skills for managing high-impact organizational crises. This course explores crisis management, cyber incidents, operational failures, reputational risk, ESG controversies, and regulatory actions while teaching strategic decision-making, crisis communication, cross-functional coordination, and post-crisis recovery to strengthen organizational resilience.
Enterprise Leadership entails specific skills and a mindset focused on leading the organization at scale, cross-functionally, and with a holistic firm-wide perspective that brings the firm in line with its external operating environment.
- ERM 716
- Programs: Cybersecurity, Enterprise Risk Management
Learn the foundations of enterprise risk management and strategic decision-making under uncertainty. This course explores financial, operational, technological, and emerging risks while teaching qualitative and quantitative risk analysis, scenario planning, and risk-informed leadership for today’s organizations.
- Availability: This course is offered every semester.
- ERM 799
- Programs: Enterprise Risk Management
Apply ERM principles and techniques learned throughout the program in a direct study course consisting of an applied research project. Each project topic will vary based on student interest and will demonstrate an understanding of ERM’s cross-functionality and its impact across the organization.
- PAD 732
Gain a deeper understanding of how equity and public policy intersect. This course uses a multidisciplinary approach to explore the ways public policy can impact social inequalities and promote a more equitable society, including examining real-world examples to illustrate the implementation and effectiveness of equity-focused policies.
- IAF 722
- Programs: International Affairs
Students examine how strategic policy decisions, international regulations, and cross-cultural dynamics influence global business and economic development.