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Education Entrepreneurship Degree Guide

5 Degrees Awarded
2 Schools Offering Degrees
$65,167 Median Pay 1 Year After Graduation

In the latest year, 2 U.S. colleges awarded 5 degrees and certificates in Education Entrepreneurship. Graduates earn a median $65,167 one year after completing, rising to $75,584 after four years.

Studying Education Entrepreneurship involves the study of A Program That Prepares Individuals To Create, Fund, And Manage Innovations In Education. Includes Instruction In Philanthropy, Business Modeling, The Design Of Learning Environments, The Economics Of Education, Entrepreneurship, Evaluation, Finance, Human-Centered Design, Investing, Resource Management, Project Management, And Marketing. Examples: [Education Innovation].

Source: IPEDS 2025; College Scorecard July 2026; BLS; O*NET; College Factual rankings. Data as of: July 2026.

Across the country, education entrepreneurship draws strong interest, with 5 degrees awarded annually. 2 colleges award education entrepreneurship degrees, an average of 2 graduates per school; the largest program awarded 3.

All 5 of the awards are master’s degrees, the only level colleges reported.

Women earned 60% of education entrepreneurship degrees and certificates in the latest year (3 of 5). The largest groups of graduates by race and ethnicity are White (3) and Hispanic or Latino (1).

Education Entrepreneurship Degree Types

How long an education entrepreneurship degree takes:

Degree Typical Program Length Graduates Annually
Master’s Degree 1-3 years 5

What Can You Do With an Education Entrepreneurship Degree?

1 occupations are related to Education Entrepreneurship, with an average median salary of $91,340. Typical job titles include Education Director, Community Health Nursing Educational Director, Education Supervisor and Special Education Administrator.

1 Related Occupations
$91,340 Average Median Salary
-0.8% Growth Top Job Outlook

In-Demand Education Entrepreneurship Careers

The occupation related to education entrepreneurship with the most projected jobs is Education Administrators, All Other, at 234,350.

Occupation Projected Jobs Expected Growth
Education Administrators, All Other 234,350 -0.8%

How Much Do Education Entrepreneurship Graduates Make?

Education Entrepreneurship graduates earn a median $65,167 one year after completing their program, $75,584 after four years and $74,368 after five years, according to the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard.

Median earnings for Education Entrepreneurship graduates by years after completion
Years Out Median Earnings
1 year $65,167
4 years $75,584
5 years $74,368

Source: College Scorecard.

Highest Paid Education Entrepreneurship Careers

The same occupation is also the highest-paying one related to education entrepreneurship, with a median salary of $91,340.

Occupation Median Annual Salary
Education Administrators, All Other $91,340

Education Entrepreneurship has 13 similar majors in the Education field, which together award 44,741 degrees a year; the largest are Educational Leadership and Administration, General (31,629), Higher Education/Higher Education Administration (4,258) and Educational Administration and Supervision, Other (2,266). Browse all Education majors or the full list of college majors.

Related Major Annual Graduates
Educational Leadership and Administration, General 31,629
Higher Education/Higher Education Administration 4,258
Educational Administration and Supervision, Other 2,266
Educational, Instructional, and Curriculum Supervision 1,919
Elementary and Middle School Administration/Principalship 1,306
Superintendency and Educational System Administration 1,176
Urban Education and Leadership 674
Secondary School Administration/Principalship 397
Community College Administration 375
Adult and Continuing Education Administration 367

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