Business Innovation.Real-world Success.
The University of Delaware’s business school, the Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics, is a hub for innovation, business and economics research and career success. With hands-on experiences and a technology-driven curriculum, Lerner equips students to navigate the evolving business world and drive change worldwide.
$96,234
Average graduate and MBA salary
#20
Online MBA – US News & World Report
#52
Undergrad business schools – Poets & Quants
95%
Undergrads employed or pursuing graduate education with avg. salary $67,470
Discover Our Faculty
Lerner faculty are dedicated educators and thought leaders whose award-winning research drives innovation in the classroom and in society. Through the distinctive Lerner education – rooted in experiential learning and informed by the latest business technologies – they prepare students to lead in a rapidly changing world.
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The publication notes the College’s Transformative Excellence Plan, Siegfried Hall and programming at the graduate and MBA levels.
Recent Stories
Kameron Manning enlisted in the United States Air Force in 2017 and quickly advanced to president of the Airmen Council, a role in which he would hold meetings where all the airmen in his rank would voice their problems or concerns, and then brief the base commander....
The University of Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics hosted its annual Management Research Summit on January 30 in the FinTech Innovation Hub. The theme of this year’s summit was “Management Research in Times of Uncertainty.” The event included...
Karly Laughlin, a 2009 graduate of the Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics with a double major in accounting and finance, has built a career rooted in connection and leadership. A Delaware native, Laughlin leveraged Lerner’s strong ties to the local...
It was Brian Feuer’s first day at McKinsey & Company, and the University of Delaware alumnus was still filling out paperwork when he was called into a conference room to meet one-on-one with a “funny-looking guy” who wanted to talk about selling books online, and...





