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Learn to launch a startup, foster innovation in an established company or develop sustainable solutions to important societal problems.
The Office of Undergraduate Advising and Academic Services provides academic advising for Lerner students. Advising Services Degree Progress Monitoring We want you to feel confident that you are on track in your academic career, even if that track changes while you’re at Lerner. That’s why our degree progress monitoring is so helpful: your advisor checks in several times during your four years to make sure your degree progress is on track, identify any areas in which you...
Inspirational education and pioneering scholarship to transform business and society.
Forthcoming Francisco Costa, Leticia Nunes and Fabio Sanches. “How to Attract Physicians to Underserved Areas? Policy Recommendations from a Structural Model,” Review of Economics and Statistics, forthcoming. Igor Carreira, Francisco Costa, and João Paulo Pessoa. "The Deforestation Effects of Trade and Agricultural Productivity in Brazil," Journal of Development Economics, forthcoming. Evangelos Falaris, "Labor Supply and Rainfall Shocks in Rural Ethiopia," Journal of...
Office of Undergraduate Advising and Career Services 302-831-4369
The Graduate Internship Program is an elite internship program where organizations hire top graduate student talent to work on real-world business projects. Companies such as AAA, Christiana Care, Siegfried, Sallie Mae, DuPont and Barclays have had talented interns work on short-term projects, research, reports and campaigns. The student receives a valuable learning experience, stipend and tuition scholarship and your company gets an essential member of the team. Employer...
The Carol A. Ammon Case Competition gives University of Delaware graduate student teams the opportunity to create and present recommendations for a local company. In the preliminary round, teams present their recommendations to judges who are alumni of the UD Lerner MBA program. The top three teams move on to the final round and present to the leadership team of the focal organization. The competition enhances students’ analytical and presentation skills, expands students’...
Educator Classroom Resources Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Youth financial education teaching strategies, tools and resources. Delaware K-12 Financial Literacy Standards Passed in 2018, Delaware’s K-12 Financial Literacy Standards will ensure that students have access to resources and instruction that help them set financial goals, participate in financial planning and make sound financial decisions. Delaware State Standards for Social Studies, including Economics:...
The Basket Brigade volunteers from Lerner joined Cub Scouts, CRCC members and others to assemble the boxes, which were then delivered by Rotarians.
Anyone who’s grabbed a convenient 20-ounce drink from a grocery store aisle mini-refrigerator has Eric Foss to thank.
Enhance your education with select AACSB accredited business and accounting programs at Lerner College.
For a complete list of faculty and staff, please visit the Lerner College Directory. Administrative Offices Graduate and MBA Programs One South Main Street Newark, DE 19716 302-831-2221 mbaprogram@udel.edu Information Technology Help Desk 026 Purnell Hall Newark, DE 19716 302-831-6482 lerner-support@udel.edu Lerner Career Services 103 Alfred Lerner Hall Newark, DE 19716 302-831-4369 lernercareerservices@udel.edu Office of the Dean 303 Alfred Lerner Hall Newark, DE 19716...
The academic showcase highlights the research, experiences and successes of the Lerner academic community. Lerner faculty produce impactful research into technological innovations, consumer behavior and global business trends. Lerner In The News Read the latest on Lerner faculty and staff featured in...
The minor in social entrepreneurship will teach you the knowledge, skills, connections and resources needed to launch social ventures that make a positive impact.
The business analytics minor will develop and grow your analytical thinking skills. The program emphasizes statistics, oral and written communication, structured decision-making, data visualization and relational databases.
“The Alfred Lerner College of Business & Economics proudly presents the W. L. Gore Lecture Series in Management Science
The W.L. Gore Lecture Series in Management Science, which is sponsored by an endowment from the Gore family, features experts in the application of probability, statistics and experimental design to decision making, including applications in academia, business, government, engineering and medicine.
The lecture series recognizes the key role that the fields of probability, statistics and experimental design have played in the success of W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc. The inaugural lecture in this series was given in March 2011.”
Applications are accepted at any time up until a week before classes begin. You may begin in the Fall, Spring or Summer semesters. Applicants are considered for admission on a rolling basis. See the general guidelines below for admission deadlines. Full-time program applicants interested in merit-based funding consideration should apply early as those awards are distributed on a rolling basis typically at or close to...
Applications are accepted at any time up until a week before classes begin and you may begin in the fall, spring or summer. Applicants are considered for admission on a rolling basis. See the general guidelines below for admission deadlines. Full-time program applicants interested in merit-based funding consideration should apply early as those awards are distributed on a rolling basis typically at or close to the...
All associated, required application documents should be received and ready for review by the application deadlines. Fall Semester Admission decisions are made on a rolling basis To be considered favorably for financial aid: December 15 International Students – Last date to submit a fall application: June 1 Domestic Students – Applications are accepted up to one week prior to the start of the semester. Spring Semester We...
1. Application Fee A $75 application fee is due when you submit your online application. The Economics Department has a limited number of...
Undergraduate Apply for admission to our on-campus undergraduate program Graduate Apply for one of our master’s, specialist or doctorate business programs Online Apply for admission to online programs AACSB Accredited For over 50 years, most Lerner business and accounting programs have been accredited by AACSB.
The Certificate of Business Essentials is for those with majors outside the Lerner College who would like to earn a business-related certificate to complement their bachelor’s degree.
The restaurant management minor will give you a foundational understanding of the global food and beverage industry.
The minor in international business increases your understanding of the international dimension of business.
The minor in information systems teaches you to solve business problems by applying your knowledge of technology in the workplace.
The minor in entrepreneurship helps you acquire knowledge and skills that are useful across nearly all possible career paths. The program emphasizes first-hand experience in developing innovative ideas and putting them into action.
The economics minor is designed to teach you how to understand how markets work to determine what is produced, how it is produced and how income is distributed.
The minor in business administration teaches you the basic concepts of business administration, including the language and functions of areas of business.
The minor in advertising is designed to give you an increased understanding of marketing, economics, mass communication and public relations, as well as the strategies and tactics of advertising management.
As a sport management major, you’ll take courses that are specific to the sport management discipline, as well as essential business courses that will help you to develop quantitative analysis skills and an understanding of essential business concepts.
As an operations management major, you’ll learn about the processes that companies use to transform resources into goods and services.
As a management information systems (MIS) major, you will learn to use information technology to solve business problems and find creative competitive advantages.
As a marketing major, you will learn to identify wants and needs among diverse groups of people, select target markets and develop strategies for new and existing products.
The management major will help you become a business leader who works with others to effectively create and implement ideas.
The international business studies (IBS) major is designed to prepare you to live and conduct business effectively around the world.
As a hospitality industry management (HSIM) student, you will learn the skills you need to help make excellent and informed decisions within the hospitality industry.