About Us

Whoever said, "If you want something done right, do it yourself," never studied management.

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Managers know that they do not have to do everything themselves. Rather, they can accomplish much more by working through others than they can do by themselves.

Managers are responsible for making their organizations succeed. As explained by renowned management scholar Henry Mintzberg, "No job is more vital to our society than that of the manager. It is the manager who determines whether our institutions serve us well or whether they squander our talents and resources."

All types of organizations - from tiny startups to huge multinationals, in both the public and private sectors - require effective managers to attain goals. The Department of Management & Entrepreneurship at the Frank G. Zarb School of Business at Hofstra University offers an outstanding state-of-the-art curriculum that will enable you to develop your managerial competencies.

Dr. Kaushik Sengupta
Chairperson, Management and Entrepreneurship
Kaushik.Sengupta[at]hofstra.edu
Tel: (516) 463-7825
Business School Building, Room 323
Frank G. Zarb School of Business
134 Hofstra University
Hempstead, New York 11549-1340

Students in the Department of Management & Entrepreneurship learn how to manage people and functions in all types of organizations, from tiny start-ups to multinational corporations. You will get a broad-based education in the theory and practice of human resources, operations and supply chains, leadership, and entrepreneurship.

The Department of Management & Entrepreneurship provides students with:

• The opportunity to study with professors who are committed to teaching and research, as well as having deep professional experience in their area of expertise.
• The chance to work with a team of student entrepreneurs to launch a new venture. These businesses are funded by Capital One, where bankers serve as mentors throughout the academic year.
• Active student clubs including Hofstra Start-Ups, the Society for Advancement of Management, and Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM), which host speaker forums and panels, and networking opportunities with successful alumni. These clubs also field student teams for national competitions.
• Majors in Management, Entrepreneurship and Supply Chain Management
• Internships in a wide range of business environments, including corporate, non-profit and public administration.
• Access to licensed SAP enterprise software, among the leading supply chain management software used by organizations worldwide, and the chance to become SAP certified before they graduate.

The Department of Management & Entrepreneurship prepares students to manage people and tasks in a variety of organizations within an ethical and global context.

Programs in Management focus on concepts and practices in Human Resources, Organizational Behavior, Leadership, Innovation, Sustainability, and Strategy.

Programs in Entrepreneurship train students in the process of opportunity recognition and exploitation for new and ongoing ventures in small and large organizations. 

Programs in Supply Chain Management provide students with knowledge of the supply-distribution-services linkage primarily from an operations standpoint, and how companies deal and interact with suppliers, distributors, service providers and transportation/logistics.

Courses and programs in General Business develop a strategic, integrative and interdisciplinary managerial perspective.

To support the above mission, the department’s faculty members are dedicated to excellence in teaching, research, and professional endeavors.