The Tuck Advanced Management Program (AMP) at Dartmouth is a high impact, 11-day program designed to help senior executives acquire and apply crucial skills needed to succeed in today’s business landscape. The Tuck AMP focuses on the key frameworks that enable senior leaders to develop strategy, innovate and lead change across complex global organizations – whether private, public, or nonprofit. The program is led by Tuck’s famed faculty who have for years successfully blended the best academic thinking with practical insights to help senior executives in leading organizations around the world. AMP aims to facilitate value by creating strategic changes upon participants' return to their organizations and is carefully designed to create a learning experience that is personal, connected, and transformative.
Explore the programThe Tuck Advanced Management Program is designed specifically for senior executives in roles that have strategic implications and who seek to foster an enterprise-wide mindset, achieve growth, and develop a visionary approach to leadership. The program targets those senior executives who are comfortable with what they know about the business basics but are seeking more advanced thinking about their most challenging business problems and opportunities. Participants will leave Tuck AMP with new tools to help them make even the toughest management decisions and an action plan for addressing their most pressing business objectives.
Learn moreDates
September 15 to 25, 2025
Tuition
$29,000 includes tuition, program materials, most meals, and accommodations at the historic Hanover Inn.
Location
Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth
Hanover, NH
Alumni Status
Upon completion of the program, participants receive their Tuck Advanced Management Program certificate and are welcomed into the Tuck alumni affiliate community.
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AMP provides senior leaders with tools, theories, practical experiences, and an ideal learning environment to identify and resolve the most challenging problems faced by their organizations. ”