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BS-Marketing

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Program Code

BS-MKTG

Program Title

BS-Marketing

Program Level

Undergraduate Level

Degree

Bachelor of Science

Department

Distance Education Program

No

Program Description

The Marketing curriculum emphasizes the importance, scope, and purpose of marketing by providing experiences in critical thinking, problem solving, and managerial decision making.

Marketing career opportunities exist in areas like customer relationship management, global marketing management, marketing communications, marketing analytics, marketing consulting, marketing research, marketing management, product, and brand management, professional sales, and sales management.

The following courses (21 credits) must be completed to satisfy the requirements for the BS degree with a major in Marketing:

  • MKTG 300 Consumer Decision Making

  • MKTG 320 Professional Selling and Sales Management

  • MKTG 325 Marketing Communications

  • MKTG 330 Global Marketing

  • MKTG 360 Digital Marketing

  • MKTG 400 Marketing Research

  • MKTG 420 Strategic Marketing Management

The required courses for marketing majors who choose the entrepreneurship track are the 9 credits of the MKTG core and the track courses (12 credits) shown below. There are a total of 21 required credits.

Marketing Core:

  • MKTG 320 Professional Selling and Sales Management

  • MKTG 325 Marketing Communications

  • MKTG 400 Marketing Research

Entrepreneurship Track:

  • ENTR 310 Organizational Innovation

  • ENTR 330 Entrepreneurial Finance

  • ENTR 410 New Venture Creation

  • MKTG 360 Digital Marketing

Governing Body Name

Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)

Governing Body Status

Accredited

Certification/Licensure Exam

No

National Certification/Licensure Eligibility

No

Objective

Dahlkemper School of Business Students apply leadership and team building skills to develop strategies, manage resources and achieve goals.

Objective

Dahlkemper School of Business Students evaluate and integrate core knowledge across the breadth of functional business areas to solve problems and capture opportunities.

Objective

Dahlkemper School of Business Students utilize written and oral communication skills to effectively interact with stakeholders.

Objective

Marketing students will appropriately apply business concepts, opportunities and practices in the marketing field.

Objective

Students will identify, analyze, evaluate and solve business problems using both discipline specific and cross functional integrative thinking.

Objective

Students will recognize global business concepts and practices that present opportunities and challenges in an environment of diversity and multiculturalism.

Entrepreneurship Track Only

Objective

Students will apply business concepts, opportunities and practices to the entrepreneurship field.

Gannon University
109 University Square
Erie, PA 16541
1-800-GANNON-U

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