To see the complete career outcomes for each program, select the program from the “Majors / Program” filter, leaving the College filter as “All Colleges”. Some degree programs (Biomechanics & Movement Science, Energy & Environmental Policy, Environmental Science, and Environmental Studies) are interdisciplinary and offered across multiple colleges. Aggregate data at the degree and college levels are based on the available outcomes data at the individual major/program levels. These graduates are contacted during the spring semester of the academic year and follow-ups and knowledge rate efforts continue through January of the following year. The data cover four graduating terms (summer, fall, winter, spring) of a given academic year. The outcomes information is provided at the degree, college and major/program levels for UD graduates with bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees, and reflects their career activities secured within six months of graduation.

The University of Delaware gathers information about the career plans of its graduates following the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) First-Destination Survey model.

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