A driving force in any organisation, marketing is also a constantly evolving industry that is currently responding to changing consumer demands, new delivery systems and new information platforms. Here at The University of Notre Dame Australia, our Marketing major program will teach you about proactive communication and how to analyse information as well as key skills such as writing, promotion, branding and e-marketing.
In addition to learning about advertising, consumer behaviour, strategic marketing and business research methods, you will also delve into the ethical and social responsibilities that underpin the role of marketers in today's highly competitive business environment. Other subjects include international marketing, services marketing and the increasingly important area of e-marketing.
This degree, which is taken as a second Bachelor of Arts Major, takes a skills-based approach. As a student, you will undertake 150 hours of practical workplace engagement over the course of the program and graduates can expect to find employment in private corporations, advertising agencies, government departments and non-government organisations (NGOs).
Do you want to become a marketing guru? Marketing lies at the very heart of almost every global business enterprise. The ability to connect with consumers and interpret market demand is also valued by advertising agencies, government departments and community organisations. This Bachelor of Arts program with a second major in Marketing covers the essential elements of marketing, such as advertising, promotion, consumer behaviour and branding, plus plenty of practical hands-on work experience. Contact us today to find out more about this exciting degree.
Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Arts graduates should be able to;
- Demonstrate broad theoretical and practical knowledge, with depth in the underlying principles and concepts of one or more disciplines or practice areas
- Identify appropriate sources and evaluate information
- Demonstrate an awareness of different conceptual approaches and/or research methods
- Demonstrate the technical skills, professional skills and ethical practice required by one or more disciplines
- Synthesise knowledge and apply skills in order to solve complex problems
- Communicate arguments and/or ideas in a range of forms
- Work independently and, where appropriate, in collaboration with others
- Reflect upon personal knowledge, skills and experiences