The program combines plenary sessions with smaller group discussions focused on specific issues and case studies.
The curriculum includes sessions on such topics as: strategic planning; financial management and entrepreneurship; best practices in the use of new technology and content delivery; legal challenges in multi-platform publishing; licensing and marketing internationally; and the future of digital dissemination.
Faculty office hours facilitate one-on-one meetings with students to explore specific questions or challenges.
It builds upon the Stanford tradition and concentrates more heavily on the business and management aspects of publishing as a global enterprise.
The Yale Publishing Course began in 2010 as a one-week session, with students from all over the United States and 16 other countries.