The role of marketing is to understand customers and satisfy customer needs, because without customers there can be no business.
Subject Overview
During your studies in Marketing you will learn how to understand customer needs, develop value propositions to satisfy them, and then use a range of traditional and digital marketing communication tools to communicate value propositions to your target customers and other.
In the BCom, you can choose to combine courses to focus your studies in any of the following areas: advertising and communications management, services management or advanced market research.
Guest speakers and applied projects will enhance your studies and ensure an appropriate balance between theory and practice.
Popular Major Combinations With Marketing Include:
Where Can Marketing Take You?
Graduates who have specialised in marketing typically enjoy a wide range of employment opportunities. Most take up first positions in marketing departments, retailing, sales and general management. Others may be employed in marketing research or advertising.
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To collaborate for example with Indigenous groups in Latin America, save a threatened language in Bougainville, and understand local teaching practices in Asia.
This course aims to enable students to understand the fundamental concepts and theories of marketing and how they may be applied to the marketplace in a modern and dynamic environment.
Marketing is essential for attracting people to purchase a company's products or services, and then converting them into loyal, repeat customers. This short course is a great option if you want to dip your toes into the theory and practice of marketing.
Market research is one of the most effective ways to provide such insights and knowledge. This course provides a hands-on approach to experience both qualitative and quantitative market research.
This course covers all the fundamentals of marketing including quantitative and analytical skills, technical skills, qualitative research, copywriting, storytelling, channel acquisition, and program management to master growth.
You’ll get to grips with the fundamentals of marketing research, necessary for all graduates in the marketing discipline.
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