What Can You Do With a Global Enterprise Management Degree?

As businesses expand to all parts of the world and involve not just countries but many different groups and individuals, understanding business on a global scale has become very important.

What is global enterprise management?

The global enterprise management major at the University of Delaware’s Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics is the first program of its kind in the United States. It studies the idea of globalization from many viewpoints, and allows students to focus on topics that match their professional interests.

Is global enterprise management a good career?

After graduating in 2020, 100% of Lerner global enterprise management majors were employed or furthering their education.

Studying global enterprise management prepares students for careers in many different fields and organizations such as:

  • International trade
  • Global digital marketing
  • Global entrepreneurial ventures and startups
  • Global supply chain / logistics management
  • Public policy
  • Global cybersecurity

What companies are hiring global enterprise management graduates?

Recent Lerner graduates found employment in these global companies, among others:

  • Collabera
  • Highmetric
  • Schuyler Line Navigation Company
  • Semrush
  • United Healthcare

Global enterprise management job titles

A background in global enterprise management prepares students for any number of positions. Here are several job titles of recent Lerner graduates:

  • Network manager
  • Account manager
  • Sales manager
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