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www.duq.edu

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Duquesne University is a private Catholic research university with ten schools offering undergraduate and graduate programs.

Duquesne University is a private Catholic research university comprising ten schools that offer undergraduate and graduate education. The university provides 80+ undergraduate majors and 125+ graduate, master's and professional programs, with on‑campus and online options, and a range of continuing education and credential programs. It emphasizes a liberal arts foundation, professional preparation, research, and community engagement guided by Spiritan values.

To educate and empower students through Spiritan-values-based education, preparing them for meaningful careers and service to society.

What we offer

Duquesne University Online

Achieve your goals with flexible online degrees and extensive support services tailored for your success.

www.duq.edu/academics/online/index.php

TechHUB Technology Sales

Provides comprehensive technology sales and support to enhance the academic experience.

www.duq.edu/about/departments-and-offices/computer-store/index.php

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

Online degree and certificate programs

74 Billion USD10.6% CAGR

Delivery of accredited undergraduate and graduate degrees and certificates in fully online or hybrid formats with small classes, faculty interaction, advising, and online student resources.

Continuing education and workforce development

250 Billion USD6.2% CAGR

Programs and services that provide upskilling, industry-recognized certifications, employer-customized training, and flexible delivery for adult learners and corporate partners.

Career services and employer engagement

2.8 Billion USD8.5% CAGR

Services that connect students with internships, employers, and professional development including resume support, mock interviews, and networking to improve employability.

Campus device procurement and repair

1.62 Billion USD6.5% CAGR

On‑campus IT retail, device procurement guidance, repair and refurbishment services, and used device sales for students, faculty, and staff.

More information about our offering

Duquesne University Online

Duquesne University Online provides online degree programs and certificates, blending the university’s long tradition of academic excellence with flexible online and hybrid formats. The online program suite includes fully online and hybrid graduate degrees and certificates across disciplines, with small-class learning, close faculty and advisor support, and career development resources. Students gain access to academic support services, online student orientation, and library and writing resources to help them succeed in online study. The program emphasizes career readiness and networking opportunities for both current students and alumni.

  • Receive Ongoing Career Support
    You will have access to Career Development services while studying and post-graduation, assisting with skills like interviews and resume building.
  • Access Flexible Degree Options
    Explore an array of fully online and hybrid graduate degrees and certificates tailored to meet diverse student needs.
  • Explore Career Options
    Provides personalized coaching to help students identify and pursue various career paths.
  • Enhance Job Search Skills
    Offers targeted coaching to improve students' resumes, interview techniques, and overall job-search strategies.
  • Utilize Comprehensive Online Resources
    Students benefit from access to the writing center and library online, along with preparatory orientation to ease into online learning.
  • Network with Employers
    Facilitates networking opportunities with industry professionals to foster career connections.
  • Experience Personalized Learning
    Students enjoy personalized education in small online classes, enabling close interaction with faculty and dedicated advising.
  • Attend Career Events
    Hosts various events and programs designed to enhance student career readiness and employer engagements.

TechHUB Technology Sales

TechHUB Technology Sales is a university department offering computer-related sales and services, including purchasing computers, repair services, a used computer sale program, and computer recommendations for students and staff.

  • Purchase New Computers
    Facilitates the acquisition of reliable computers designed for educational purposes.
  • Receive Expert Guidance
    Students and staff can access tailored advice to choose the right computer for their academic needs.
  • Utilize On-Site Repairs
    Offers convenience and quick turnaround for technology maintenance and fixes.
  • Buy Affordable Used Computers
    Provides budget-friendly options for students needing a cost-effective computer solution.

References

Methodology and sourcing behind the figures shown above.

Online degree and certificate programs

Estimate uses published figures for the online degree market: HolonIQ reports a $74B online degree market in 2025 (up from $36B in 2019); GrowthMarketReports cites a $62.1B market in 2024 and projects a 10.6% CAGR (2025–2033). I adopt HolonIQ's 2025 size and GrowthMarketReports' CAGR for near-term growth potential.

Continuing education and workforce development

Estimate based on broad-market reports in the search results that define “continuing education” broadly (including workforce upskilling and professional development). MarketTrendsAnalysis reports a global continuing-education market of ~USD 250B (2024) with ~6.2% CAGR; U.S.-level reports (ResearchAndMarkets/Arizton) show a large U.S. CE market (~USD 66.9B in 2024) growing ~6.2% to 2030. Specialist segments (B2B, corporate training) are smaller (USD ~6–7B) but project higher CAGRs (~8%+), indicating variation by subsegment. I adopt the MarketTrendsAnalysis global figure as the primary size and a ~6.2% CAGR consistent with multiple sources, noting narrower B2B estimates that imply higher growth for employer-aligned offerings.

Career services and employer engagement

Used explicit market figures from the search results: (1) the Career Development Software subsegment is reported at about USD 1.79 billion (2026) with ~8.2% CAGR and directly maps to digital tools used by career services; (2) the much larger Employment Services market (USD 2,392.11 billion, CAGR 11.1%) covers staffing and recruitment broadly but only a small portion overlaps with student-focused career services and employer-engagement programs. I combined the career development software figure with a modest additional allowance for non-software career services and employer-engagement activities (events, staffing of career centers, paid employer partnerships) to estimate a global market for “career services and employer engagement” around USD 2.8 billion in 2026. Growth potential is anchored near the career development software CAGR (~8.2%), adjusted slightly upward (8.5%) to account for strong employer interest and digitalization trends across career services.

Campus device procurement and repair

Estimated by treating campus device procurement & repair as a small institutional subset of global consumer-electronics and depot/IT repair markets. Strategic Market Research values consumer-electronics repair at USD 24.7B (2025) and Credence reports depot repair ~USD 29.0B (2023), giving a combined repair addressable market ≈ USD 53–54B. Universities, colleges and K–12 device programs (procurement, on‑campus retail, repair/refurbishment and used-device sales) plausibly represent ~3% of that combined market, yielding ~USD 1.6B. Growth potential aligned with sector forecasts (CAGRs ~6.1–7.1%); a blended estimate of ~6.5% CAGR is used for the campus segment.

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