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Program Guides
Program Guides link academic majors to career alternatives by providing information on career paths, sample job titles, and other sources of information available to students in a particular major.
1.) Accounting
Observation of an organization's accounts and fiscal trends provides valuable data to those in business who must make decisions and predictions based on the economy. Accountants maintain the financial records and supervise the recording of transactions of businesses, corporations and not-for-profit organizations, as well as governmental units. They design and maintain systems to record changes in assets and liabilities; supervise accounting for expenses, payment, purchases, and inventories; and prepare periodic tax and financial reports. Areas of possible concentrations in accounting include budgets, cost, taxes, systems accounting, systems design auditing and financial reporting. Accountants work with people and must be able to communicate orally and in writing.
One of the major functions of accountants is to give advice to management on potential courses of action. The Bachelor of Science degree in accounting prepares the student for the Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination. This degree is a solid basis for employment as an accountant or in other business-related areas, such as economic analysis, credit analysis, marketing, personnel, banking or management of the total operation. Some students may elect further study in accounting, business or law. The employment opportunities for graduates in accounting are excellent.
Sample Job Titles
Bachelor's Degree/Entry Level |
Further Education/Experience Often Required |
*Staff accountant |
*Treasurer |
*Auditor/accountant |
*Managerial consultant |
*Governmental accountant |
*Financial manager |
*Corporate accountant |
*Controller |
*Financial analyst |
*Accounting educator |
*Tax advisor |
*Financial consultant |
Some Employers of Accounting Majors
Ameriprise Financial
www.ameriprise.com
Deloitte and Touche
www.deloitte.com/us
DuPont
www.dupont.com
Ernst and Young
www.ey.com
Grant Thornton
www.grantthorton.com
Internal Revenue Service
www.irs.gov
JPMorgan Chase
www.jpmorgan.com
KPMG
www.kpmg.com
Lockheed Martin
www.lockheedmartin.com
Mercer
www.mercer.com
Morgan Stanley
www.morganstanley.com
PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP
www.pwc.com
Reznick Group
www.reznickgroup.com
US Department of Treasury
www.ustreas.gov
Vanguard
www.vanguard.com
Other Sources of Information
The Total Professional Advantage Program™ does not support or endorse any specific website listed. Some sites are fee based and your personal information may be shared with third parties.
AccountantJobs.com
www.accountantjobs.com
Accounting.com
www.accounting.com
ActuaryJobs.com
www.ActuaryJobs.com
American Association of Finance & Accounting
www.aafa.com
American Bankers Association
www.aba.com
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
www.aicpa.org
American Society of Women Accountants
www.aswa.org
AuditorJobs.com
www.auditorjobs.com
Careers in Business
www.careers-in-business.com
CPA Directory.com
www.cpadirectory.com
CPA Firms
www.cpafirms.com
CPA Jobs
www.cpajobs.com
ConsultingActuary.com
www.ConsultingActuary.com/jobs
CreditJobs.com
www.creditjobs.com
National Society of Accountants
www.nsacct.org
The Riley Guide
www.rileyguide.com
2.) Computer Science; Information Systems
Computing is woven into the fabric of our modern society. Many businesses, professions and disciplines use computers. The use of computing in our society is expected to expand even further in the next two decades. Consequently, career opportunities are quite diverse. They include careers in business data processing; technical careers with computer manufacturers and software companies; scientific computing careers in various types of laboratories; programming careers for applications in almost any field imaginable; and academic careers in universities, secondary schools and industry.
Is it for you? Are you talented mathematically and technically? Can you reason logically about complex matters? If so, then you are a good candidate for a computer and information science major. Other educational paths to a computer career include majors in fields such as business, mathematics and engineering with a minor or double major in computer and information sciences.
Sample Job Titles
Bachelor's Degree/Entry Level |
Further Education/Experience Often Required |
*Assistant analyst |
*Consultant |
*Manufacturing engineer |
*Programming supervisor |
*Software developer |
*Systems analyst |
*LAN administrator |
*Systems integration services consultant |
*Programmer analyst |
*Associate consultant |
Check the Dictionary of Occupational Titles under section 030 for additional related careers.
Some Employers of Computer and Information Sciences Majors
- Consulting firms
- Banks and investment firms
- Colleges/universities
- Government
- Telecommunications
- International agencies
- Military
- Business & industry
- Research & development
- Professional & technical journals
Other Sources of Information
The Total Professional Advantage Program™ does not support or endorse any specific website listed. Some sites are fee based and your personal information may be shared with third parties.
Computerwork.com: Computer Jobs & Technical Employment in the US & Canada
Computerworld Careers
Developers.net
IEEE Computer Society
Institute for the Certification of Computer Professionals
International Webmasters Association
Internet Society
Tech-Centric.net
The Riley Guide
3.) Early Childhood Development & Education
Sample Job Titles
Bachelor's Degree/Entry Level |
Further Education/Experience Often Required |
*Community service director |
*Child care program director |
*Kindergarten/primary teacher |
*Public policy analyst |
*Early intervention specialist |
*Head Start director |
*Child welfare worker |
*Genetic counselor |
*Mental health worker |
*School counselor |
*Social case worker |
*Vocational rehabilitation counselor |
*Patient relations representative |
*Social worker |
*Special ed. preschool teacher |
*Child development specialist |
*Youth group worker |
*Marriage & family specialist |
Check the Dictionary of Occupational Titles, sections 092, 096 and 195, for additional related careers.
Some Employers of ECDE and HMSV Majors
- Schools
- State/federal government
- Hospitals
- Counseling/rehabilitation agencies
- Child care centers
- Community service agencies
- Parks and recreation agencies
- Health service agencies
Other Sources of Information
The Total Professional Advantage Program™ does not support or endorse any specific website listed. Some sites are fee based and your personal information may be shared with third parties.
Alliance for Children & Families
American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences
American Counseling Association (ACA)
American Public Health Association
American Sociological Association
Community Career Center
GuideStar
Human Services Career Network
Idealist - Action Without Borders
Internet Nonprofit Center
Links to Resources for Teachers
www.udel.edu/CSC/teachers.html
MentalHealth.Net
National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
National Association for Marriage & Family Therapy
National Association of Social Workers
National Child Care Information Center
National Opportunity NOCS
Nonprofit Career Network
Nonprofit Jobs Cooperative
Nonprofit Resource Center
SocialService.Com
Social Work and Social Services Jobs Online
http://gwbweb.wustl.edu/CareerDevelopment/JobsOnline/Pages/Overview...
SocialWorkers.org
Social Work Job Bank
The Chronicle of Philanthropy
The New Social Worker Online
The Riley Guide
4.) Economics
In broad terms, economics is the study of mankind's efforts to obtain the goods and services required for survival, for reasonable comfort and, when possible, for affluence. It thus concerns itself with all the problems associated with society's struggle to survive and prosper in a world possessing limited productive resources coupled with seemingly unlimited human desires. Business administration shares with the discipline of economics some of the same conceptual concerns, but its focus is on the business firm and its well being. Economics is a social science focusing on the economic well being of society.
Sample Job Titles
Bachelor's Degree/Entry Level |
Further Education/Experience Often Required |
*Financial analyst |
*Marketing manager |
*Management trainee |
*Economist |
*Economic analyst |
*Managing consultant |
*Trade specialist |
*Investment banker |
*Credit analyst |
*Controller |
*Trust officer |
*Market researcher |
Check the Dictionary of Occupational Titles under section 050 for additional related careers.
Some Employers of Economics Majors
Ameriprise Financial
www.ameriprise.com
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
www.federalreserve.gov
CIGNA
www.cigna.com
Citigroup Corporation
www.citigroup.com
Economy.com
www.economy.com
EI DuPont de Nemours
www.dupont.com
Federal Reserve Bank of NY
www.ny.frb.org
GEICO Direct
www.geico.com
ING Direct
www.ingdirect.com
MassMutual
www.massmutual.com
Merrill Lynch
www.ml.com
Northrop Grumman
www.northropgrumman.com
PFPC Worldwide
www.pfpc.com
Smith Barney
www.smithbarney.com
Vanguard
www.vanguard.com
Wells Fargo Financial
www.wellsfrago.com
Other Sources of Information
The Total Professional Advantage Program™ does not support or endorse any specific website listed. Some sites are fee based and your personal information may be shared with third parties.
National Association for Business Economists
American Economic Association
Econ Jobs
Economics Bulletin
Institute for International Economics
National Council on Economic Education
JOE - Job Openings for Economists
The Riley Guide
5.) Educational Studies
Sample Job Titles
Bachelor's Degree/Entry Level |
Further Education/Experience Often Required |
*Special education teacher |
*Education management specialist |
*Day care administrator |
*School counselor/guidance counselor |
*Adult education teacher |
*School psychologist |
*Media center specialist |
*Speech pathologist |
*Educational researcher |
*Student personnel administrator |
*Training specialist |
*Curriculum specialist |
*Educational materials sales rep. |
*Vocational rehabilitation counselor |
Check the Dictionary of Occupational Titles under section 09 for additional related careers.
Some Employers of Teacher Education and Educational Studies Majors
- Public/private schools
- Libraries
- Day care centers
- Colleges/universities
- Youth services
- Churches
- Hospitals
- Business & industry
- Community centers
- Educational publishers
- Non-profits
- State/federal government
Other Sources of Information
The Total Professional Advantage Program™ does not support or endorse any specific website listed. Some sites are fee based and your personal information may be shared with third parties.
American Counseling Association
American Educational Research Association
American Federation of Teachers
American Society for Training and Development
National Clearinghouse for Professions in Special Education
National Education Association
The Riley Guide
6.) International Business
Professional education in Business Administration serves to develop the capabilities of students so that they may assume positions of leadership and responsibility at all levels of management in our society.
Potential employers will include multinational corporations, such as DuPont, Bank of America, and W. L. Gore & Associates, who hire other business majors from the Alfred Lerner College, as well as foreign-based companies that have operations in the U. S., such as AstraZeneca, Nestle and Sony.
Although some careers in business demand the expertise developed by graduate education, there are numerous opportunities for those seeking employment after college. Most graduates find positions in private business, although there are jobs for international business graduates in the media, in government, and with nonprofit organizations such as international agencies. Employment opportunities for graduates of this degree program include sales, marketing research, account management, insurance, advertising, merchandising, consulting, and supervision.
Sample Job Titles
Bachelor's Degree/Entry Level |
Further Education/Experience Often Required |
*Public relations specialist |
*Marketing director |
*Sales representative |
*Development program manager |
*TESL (Teaching English as 2nd Language) |
*Market research analyst |
*Foreign Services Officer |
*Investment manager |
*Financial services |
*Public relations manager |
*Marketing assistant |
*Account executive |
Check the Dictionary of Occupational Titles under section 164 for additional related careers.
Some Employers of Business Majors
- International Organizations
- Import/Export Companies
- Non-profit organizations (focused on topical or country related issues)
- Federal Government (PEACE CORPS, Department of Commerce, State Department)
- Banks/Financial Instructions
- Manufacturing Companies
- Business and Industry
- Hotels and Restaurants
- Healthcare Industry
- Radio/Television Stations
- Advertising Agencies
- Pharmaceutical Companies
- Products Companies
Other Sources of Information
The Total Professional Advantage Program™ does not support or endorse any specific website listed. Some sites are fee based and your personal information may be shared with third parties.
International Business Careers and Jobs (www.international-business-careers.com) a comprehensive site with career and job information.
Going Global.com (www.goinglobal.com) encourages and facilitates cross border employment by providing the global career seeker with everything he/she needs to know to make an informed decision.
H1 Visajobs.com - (www.udel.edu/CSC/international.html) contains thousands of U.S. firms in all disciplines that actually offered H-1B jobs to international professionals.
Iagora - (www.iagora.com) is a site to search for entry-level jobs and internship in Europe.
Council on International Education and Exchange (www.ciee.org). Information about study, internship, and work opportunities throughout the world.
Jobs in Japan (www.jobsinjapan.com) is the best source of job information for people wanting to work in Japan.
JobPilot International (www.jobpilot.net) Europe's career market on the internet.
Monster Work Abroad (workabroad.monster.com) provides career advice, work abroad resources and the ability to search for jobs internationally. Includes a career newsletter and the option to post your resume at no fee.
Overseas Jobs (www.overseasjobs.com) provides job seekers with the opportunity to search jobs, view employers and access a career information center.
Transitions Abroad (www.transitionsabroad.com) provides resources to explore information on working, studying, traveling and living abroad.
The Riley Guide (www.rileyguide.com). One of the best sites to identify international resources. Covers worldwide resources.
7.) Management
Professional education in Business Administration serves to develop the capabilities of students so that they may assume positions of leadership and responsibility at all levels of management in our society.
Although some careers in business demand the expertise developed by graduate education, there are numerous opportunities for those seeking employment after college. Most graduates find positions in private business, although there are jobs for management graduates in the media, in government, and with nonprofit organizations such as hospitals. Employment opportunities for graduates of this degree program include sales, marketing research, account management, insurance, advertising, merchandising, purchasing, production control and supervision.
Sample Job Titles
Bachelor's Degree/Entry Level |
Further Education/Experience Often Required |
*Financial planner |
*Personnel administrator |
*Management trainee |
*Management consultant |
*Merchandise manager |
*Product manager |
*Human resource assistant |
*Convention manager |
*Systems analyst |
*City manager |
*Financial manager |
*Industrial relations manager |
Check the Dictionary of Occupational Titles under section 018 for additional related careers.
Some Employers of Management Majors
ACE USA Insurance
www.acelimited.com
Anheuser-Busch
www.anheuser-busch.com
AT&T
www.att.com/hr
Black & Decker
www.blackanddecker.com
Enterprise Rent-a-Car
www.enterprise.com
Ernst and Young
www.ey.com
Morgan Stanley
www.morganstanley.com
New York Life Insurance
www.newyorklife.com
Pathmark
www.pathmark.com
Pepsi Bottling Company
www.pbg.com
Pulte Homes
www.pulte.com
SAP America
www.sap.com
Sherwin Williams
www.sherwin.com
Vanguard
www.vanguard.com
Other Sources of Information
The Total Professional Advantage Program™ does not support or endorse any specific website listed. Some sites are fee based and your personal information may be shared with third parties.
American Management Association
Careers in Business
Community Career Center
Consulting Information Services
Good Works
GuideStar
Idealist.org
Internet Nonprofit Center
Nonprofit Career Network
Opportunity NOCs (Nonprofit Organizations' Classifieds)
Starting Your Business
The Riley Guide
8.) Marketing
Professional education in Business Administration serves to develop the capabilities of students so that they may assume positions of leadership and responsibility at all levels of management in our society.
The Marketing major is concerned with all aspects of anticipating and controlling demand through conception, promotion, exchange and distribution of goods and services. The marketing manager determines how to increase profits by developing new markets and by serving existing markets more effectively.
Although some careers in business demand the expertise developed by graduate education, there are numerous opportunities for those seeking employment after college. Most graduates find positions in private business, although there are jobs for marketing graduates in the media, in government, and with nonprofit organizations such as hospitals. Employment opportunities for graduates of this degree program include sales, marketing research, account management, insurance, advertising, merchandising, purchasing, production control and supervision.
Sample Job Titles
Bachelor's Degree/Entry Level |
Further Education/Experience Often Required |
*Public relations specialist |
*Marketing director |
*Sales representative |
*Sales manager |
*Investment manager |
*Market research analyst |
*Media planner |
*Purchasing agent |
*Financial services |
*Public relations manager |
*Marketing assistant |
*Account executive |
Check the Dictionary of Occupational Titles under section 164 for additional related careers.
Some Employers of Marketing Majors
Accenture
www.accenture.com
AT&T
www.att.com/gen/careers?pid=1
Bank of America
www.bankofamerica.com/careers
Black and Decker
www.blackanddecker.com
Coca Cola Enterprises
www.cokecce.com
Countrywide Home Loans
www.countrywide.com
DoubleTree Hotels/Hilton
www.hilton.com
Enterprise Rent-a-Car
www.erac.com/recruit/default.aspx
FedEx
www.fedex.com
JPMorgan Chase
www.jpmorgan.com
Merrill Lynch
www.ml.com
Pfizer
www.pfizer.com
PNC Bank
www.pnc.com
Polo Ralph Lauren
www.ralphlauren.com
Procter and Gamble
www.pg.com
Progressive Insurance
www.progressive.com
QVC, Inc.
www.qvc.com
Turner Broadcasting Systems
www.turner.com
Vanguard
www.vanguard.com
Yahoo! Inc.
http://careers.yahoo.com
Other Sources of Information
AAAA-Firststates Council American Association of Advertising Agencies
American Advertising Federation
American Marketing Association
Careers-in-Marketing.com
DirectMarketingCareers.com
www.directmarketingcareers.com
Industry Sales Pros
iHireMarketing.com
iHireSalesPeople
Jobs4Sales.com
MarketingJobs.com
Marketing Research Association
MediaRecruiter.com
Monster - Research Companies
Sales and Marketing Executives International
The Riley Guide
www.worldopinion.com specializes in marketing/research/advertising/media fields.
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