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About the Management Department
If you are interested in the people aspect of business, or want to be your own boss, a management major covers all the skills you need to be a successful manager. These include strategic planning, leadership, entrepreneurship, communication, conflict resolution, team building, creative problem solving, business plans, managing small business growth, human resource management, law, and business ethics.
Faculty
When you graduate from Neeley with a management degree, you are
ready to take your company to the top. Our management faculty
understand management on every level, from people
skills to human resources, and from business plans for start-
ups to international strategy. They make all that knowledge available
at your fingertips.
Many of our management faculty are entrepreneurs themselves. Several
are leaders in prestigious organizations dedicated to management, all
are recognized for their research into important areas of business, and
most of our staff and faculty have been featured in prestigious
academic journals as well as Entrepreneur magazine, Fortune Small Business,
USA Today and more.
Our faculty also comprise the instructional core of the BNSF Next Generation
Leadership Program. To learn more about this program, follow this link.
Neeley Benefits
 The Neeley Entrepreneurship Center is one of the best in the country.
We actively support and encourage our student entrepreneurs through speakers on campus, networking events, participation in competitions and more. A Neeley entrepreneurship student has won the Global Entrepreneur Student of the Year ™ Award three out of the last four years.
The TCU Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization is the largest chapter
of the National Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization, the premier
global entrepreneurship network serving more than 140 colleges and
universities. TCU CEO informs, supports, and inspires college students
to be entrepreneurial and seek opportunity through enterprise creation.
It is also one of the largest student organizations on the Texas Christian
University campus. TCU CEO provides a range of extracurricular
activities, which provide mentoring relationships as well as experiential
learning.
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