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What is econometrics? How is it different from economics? What jobs exist for people who study econometrics? How much does someone in econometrics make?
When Vita Nova, UD’s student-run restaurant, brought back its summer camp, registration filled up quickly. Here’s a sneak peek inside the camp.
A partnership between the Siegfried Youth Leadership Program and Lerner’s Center for Economic Education and Entrepreneurship launched a summer camp for Delaware students.
Oliver Yao has been appointed dean of the University of Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics, University President Dennis Assanis and Provost Laura Carlson announced on Tuesday, June 27.
Diversity offers the promise of making groups stronger. But how does that play out in real life? New research explores this with an eye to amplifying minority voices.
Three letters have become a big buzzword in the corporate world: ESG. Lerner experts weigh in on key points in the movement to focus on environmental, social and governance factors in business decisions.
David Eldridge, an MBA candidate with a concentration in finance from Manchester, Maryland, is a proud member of the Lerner College Class of 2023.
Lene Sperling, finance and global enterprise management double major from Rauenberg, Germany, is an outstanding member of the Lerner College Class of 2023.
Raymond Lucas III, honors finance and financial planning and wealth management double major with a minor in trust management from Hopkinton, Massachusetts, is a proud member of the Lerner College Class of 2023.
Sophia LoGatto, from Niceville, Florida, is an outstanding member of the Lerner College Class of 2023 who earned a bachelor of science in global enterprise management.
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