Employers say new college grads lack the “uniquely human” skills their companies need, but TCU Neeley’s management major gives you these skills. We equip you with the ability to analyze and solve organizational problems, think critically, negotiate and communicate. By the time you finish your degree, you will know how to manage people and organizations, and have interpersonal and leadership skills that set you apart from your peers.
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What Sets Us Apart
Organizational Leadership and Strategy
Our faculty are world-renowned experts in management and leadership who know what it takes to get ahead in organizations. Delve into organizational strategy; learn to be a critical thinker and proactive team player; and develop leadership and communication skills to interact with and influence others.
BNSF Neeley Leadership Program
What does it take to be a leader? By the end of this premier three-year program, you’ll not only know the answer, you’ll live it. You’ll reflect, learn, practice and grow to your fullest potential, ready to lead change in your career and life. Apply the spring semester of your first year. Students are selected based on leadership, résumé, interview, academics and letter of recommendation. Learn more.
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Customize Your Studies
You can choose to specialize in Consulting or Human Resource and Talent Management.
These are suggested courses for the consulting track.
- MANA 40323 – Organizational Research and Consulting
- ENTR 30543 – Entrepreneurial Innovation & Creativity or MARK 30303 – Design Thinking
- INSC 30723 – Systems Planning and Process Analysis
- GEOG 30323 – Data Analysis and Visualization
These are suggested courses for the human resource and talent management track.
- MANA 40343 – Leading a Diverse Workforce
- GEOG 30323 – Data Analysis and Visualization
- ENTR 40333 – Corporate Entrepreneurship
- ECON 30223 – Intermediate Microeconomics
- ECON 40133 – Labor Economics
Faculty
Our professors will engage you in meaningful dialogue, critical thinking and ethical decision making. They bring to the classroom a wealth of leadership and management experience and research.
Advisory Board
The advisory board is intended to strengthen the bond between the business community and our students and faculty. The board assists with department goals by recommending new and/or continued improvements to initiatives such as cutting edge courses, student engagement and placement, and department/community connections.
Management Club
The purpose of the Management Club is to provide events, networking opportunities, and resources for current and interested Neeley students. The Club will aim to create a community of Neeley students seeking to gain more information and resources about a career in management and get plugged into DFW area businesses and TCU Neeley alumni. The Management Club has a LinkedIn network for current and alumni students, provides resources for networking, hosts resume workshops, and participates in tour of business facilities.
