We’ve created a side-by-side comparison so you can see how the TCU EMBA compares to other top programs in DFW and around the country.
Case Method
Our curriculum is based on case studies – which means it’s based on real-world research, and it also gives you context to apply the principles you learn in class to your own organization.
Individual Learning
Our professors address every learning style – whether you learn by reading, hearing, seeing or doing. A variety of teaching methods ensures each lesson is clear and memorable. Plus, classes are small enough to allow professors to provide individual attention.
Cohort Learning
The entire class takes the same courses at the same time – a “lockstep cohort” design. Plus, many of the projects are team-based, dividing the class into teams of four or five. The teams rotate, so you’ll have the chance to build lasting relationships with each of your classmates. Our alumni are constantly saying they know they can call any of their classmates any time if they need anything.
Class Discussion
This isn’t one professor droning out facts to a bunch of drowsy kids. It’s more like a business think tank. Every one of your classmates becomes one of your teachers, with valuable work experience that feeds into your own experience. When you’re all sharing, discussing and asking questions, the value of each class increases tenfold. You get 30 smart business leaders together with one passionate professor? Magic happens.
Application and Reflection
You won’t just see how these principles could apply to your work – you’ll actually implement them. One of the final projects in the program is a strategic plan to improve your own organization.
Adaptive to Your Needs
Every TCU Executive MBA class is different, and our faculty members recognize and develop their content uniquely to each, using agile teaching methods to personalize and present the curriculum in the way that’s most relevant to you.
Online or In-person.
Our new multi-modal format allows you to choose how you will attend class. Everyone logs on to the video chat, even those attending in-person, so you can still benefit from full classroom participation, even if you’re at home.