Post by The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth

AI-enabled prototyping. Algorithmic marketplaces. Climate action. Emerging economies. Growth-stage ventures. Values-based leadership. These are just a few of the topics Tuck MBA students explored through new elective courses introduced during the 2025–2026 academic year. Among them: Felipe Barbieri’s Competition and Market Power, which explores how firms compete, create value, and navigate questions of market concentration; and Tami Kim's Marketing Strategy in the Digital Economy, which examines how companies grow, engage customers, and make strategic decisions in increasingly digital markets. Building on Tuck’s rigorous core curriculum, more than 100 electives give students room to follow their interests and explore the timely questions business leaders are facing now.