One of the distinct
challenges of teaching a new course on capitalism is
designing an approach that works.
Professors from various BB&T-sponsored programs have contributed syllabuses from courses that they have taught at their universities. Each of these courses approaches the topic of capitalism from a unique perspective—from political theory to economics, from ethics to history. Each course is listed by title with the field in which it was offered in parentheses.
These examples can help serve as a model for your courses. Click on the course titles at right to view the sample syllabus for that course.
Professors from various BB&T-sponsored programs have contributed syllabuses from courses that they have taught at their universities. Each of these courses approaches the topic of capitalism from a unique perspective—from political theory to economics, from ethics to history. Each course is listed by title with the field in which it was offered in parentheses.
These examples can help serve as a model for your courses. Click on the course titles at right to view the sample syllabus for that course.
The
Ethics of Capitalism (Executive
Leadership and Entrepreneurship)
Moral
and Ethical Aspects of Economics
(Economics)
Constitutional
Economics (Economics)
Philosophical
Perspectives on Liberty (Philosophy)
Business
and Economic Ethics (Philosophy)
Capitalism
in the Modern World (Philosophy
and Economics)
The
American Economy in Literature
(American
Studies)
Capitalism:
American Style (American
Studies)
Conceptual
Foundations of Business (Business)
Free
Enterprise and Capitalism (Economics)
Contemporary
Economic Issues (Economics)
Political
Theory of Capitalism (Political
Science)