Delaware State University

Delaware State University is a private university located in Dover, Delaware. Employing 1,001 people, the university generates an annual revenue of $500 million. Founded in 1891, Delaware State University is one of America's premier Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), offering a diverse range of academic programs. The university provides 41 undergraduate degree options, 16 master's degree programs, and five doctoral degree programs. Their diverse student population is largely composed of African-American students, though the university has seen a growing enrollment of Caucasian, Hispanic, Asian, and international students. Delaware State University offers its programs at its main campus in Dover, as well as locations in Wilmington and Georgetown, with many courses available online. The Wilmington campus, situated on Kirkwood Highway near the state's business hub, specializes in four in-demand master's programs. The university emphasizes degree programs in high-demand career fields and actively expands its research portfolio. Delaware State University also maintains a growing international presence. For more information about Delaware State University, visit their website at desu.edu.