Marketing

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Program Type
B.B.A.
Est. Time to Complete
4 Years
School
Graham School of Business
Delivery Mode
On Campus
2 students studying together.

From analysis and research to product and promotion.

Where there’s a product or service, there’s a need to price it and communicate its benefits to consumers. Under the instruction of mentoring faculty, you’ll develop an understanding of core marketing principles such as consumer orientation, business-to-business markets, developing marketing campaigns and more.

Within the marketing concentration, you'll also select your electives that give you the ability to focus on areas like retailing, advertising, marketing communications, marketing management or personal selling, which, combined with an internship, will give you a great idea where you’ll want to take your career.

Majoring in Marketing

The Marketing, B.B.A. program is accredited by ACBSP. 

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Logo: ACBSP Global Business Accreditation: Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs

 

 

Marketing Courses

Your class schedule will include core courses for your major, Gen Next general education classes, and electives. 

Course NameCourse CodeCredits
Principles of MarketingMKT 1003 Credits
Market Measurement and AnalysisMKT 2103 Credits
Consumer BehaviorMKT 3603 Credits
Marketing Policies and StrategiesMKT 4753 Credits

 

Careers in Marketing

A bachelor’s degree in Marketing opens up a variety of career opportunities. Some of your options may include:

Advertising Copywriter

Branding Strategist

Global Marketing Strategist

Market Research Analyst

Social Media Marketer

Sport Marketer

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Meet the Faculty

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Michele Yoder
Michele E. Yoder, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Management, Marketing, & Entrepreneurship
Associate Professor of Strategy and Business Administration
Graham School of Business
Minghui Ma
Minghui Ma, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Marketing
Graham School of Business
Mark O'Donnell
Mark O'Donnell
Associate Professor, Management and Business Administration
Graham School of Business
Renee Tacka
Renee C. Tacka, DBA
Associate Professor, Marketing
Graham School of Business
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