Launch Your Career
Enterprise Leadership graduates possess a strong foundation in entrepreneurial management, leadership, and communication skills that equip them for diverse professional roles across various organizations. Our graduates secure positions in corporate, mid-sized business, and nonprofit settings, thriving in roles such as general management, business analysis, marketing and communications, consulting, financial services, risk management/insurance, and more.
96 %
STUDENTS EMPLOYED OR ENROLLED IN GRADUATE SCHOOL WITHIN 6 MONTHS OF GRADUATION
s 50,000
AVERAGE STARTING SALARY
87 %
STUDENTS REPORT THAT THEIR EMPLOYMENT IS RELATED TO THEIR DEGREE
Career Paths of Enterprise Leadership Graduates
Top Career Industries:
Project Management | Business Consulting | Marketing and Sales | Healthcare and Medical Administration | Banking and Financial Services | Entertainment/Sports Management | Insurance and Risk Management | Human Resources | International Business | Logistics and Supply Chain Management | Real Estate | Entrepreneurship and Small Business Ownership
Check out some of the most popular job titles reported by Enterprise Leadership graduates.
Find more details and advice about jobs from our alumni in the Career Profiles!
Career resources for UI undergraduate students
The Pomerantz Career Center provides high-quality resources and services to students, alumni, and employers. The site has information designed to help you move through the various stages of the job search process, including the Handshake@UIowa website as well as information on upcoming employer visits, internships, and careers after college.
Take a look at the resources from the Pomerantz Career Center's Business, Entrepreneurship & Leadership Career Community and review the action-oriented timeline to make sure you're on track!
Meet with a career coach
All undergraduates can meet with a career coach to explore interests, skills, strengths, and values as you plan for after graduation.
Participate in a mock interview
Experience first-hand what an interview might be like by participating in a Mock Interview where you can practice interviewing, ask questions about the interview process, and be critiqued by volunteer employers from surrounding communities.
Attend a career fair
Network with employers and learn more about job and career opportunities in a variety of areas right here on campus.
Write an effective resume
Learn the level of detail needed to get noticed in the applicant pool and by Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) software, including tips on how to format your resume, effective use of power verbs, a formula for crafting bullet points, and more.
Find or create an internship
We'll guide you through the process of finding an internship, creating your own opportunity, and evaluating internship offers.
Explore majors and careers
Learn more about how your personal attributes impact potential success and satisfaction with different career options and work environments. Or, start by exploring career fields and find majors that align with your interests and skills.