19 courses with the subject MKT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Surveys terms and concepts concerned with the planning process and selection of appropriate actions resulting in successful and unique marketing plans. Product design, pricing strategy, distribution and availability of goods or services and marketing communications are topics covered.
Effective marketers use digital marketing to drive their marketing strategy. This course provides hands-on experience with essential digital marketing tools and emerging trends, including social media marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), paid digital advertising, email marketing, content marketing, and user experience optimization. Students will learn to develop data-driven digital strategies and measure campaign performance.
Learn how marketing communication has transformed through social media platforms and the rapid dissemination of information across consumers and brands. This course examines how strategic social media management creates value for organizations and stakeholders. Students will develop practical skills in content creation, community management, influencer partnerships, and social media advertising. Through hands-on projects, students will create data-informed strategies that leverage consumer social interactions to achieve measurable business and marketing goals.
This course integrates theoretical and applied frameworks in marketing communications, promotions, branding, and consumer psychology with practical campaign development. Students will learn to create comprehensive, multi-channel marketing campaigns from concept through execution. Emphasis is placed on strategic message development, media planning, budget allocation, and performance measurement. Students will work individually and in teams to develop campaign proposals for real or simulated clients, applying integrated marketing communications (IMC) principles to solve marketing challenges.
Explores the identification of potentially commercial products. Students learn to gather information about the marketplace, create prototypes, refine concepts, and cluster product benefits into a marketing communication to customers. Students develop a basic marketing strategy that relates to product design and segment needs.
Demonstrates to students the essentials of sales management in forging interactive marketing communications with customers and developing a dynamic, profitable relationship that can make sales and retain customers. Students will be introduced to crucial sales skills such as prospecting, approaching, presenting, overcoming objections, and closing sales for tangible or intangible products.
Examines the marketing of services as a separate topic. Students contrast and compare the distinctive aspects of marketing intangible products such as services with tangible products such as consumer goods. Students study customer relations, customer communications, and the delivery methods ranging from conventional to internet.
Contemporary logistics describes the entire supply channel system from inbound movement of freight including tangible and intangible activities through materials management to physical distribution then to the end user. It provides the tactile decision making tools such as distribution channel locations, inventory rotations, storage and logistic functional concepts used for finding cost reduction and strategic opportunities. Also, integrates logistics into a supply chain management context. It will look into the current events, along with new theory, practice, basics in packaging, warehousing, transportation, inventory and material handling.Prerequisite Courses: MKT 2320
An introduction to the essential ingredients of effective marketing strategies for entry into global and foreign markets. This course provides a fundamental analysis of the variety of global industries and local markets that have very unique cultures, language(s) and marketing systems (distribution, pricing, marketing communications, financial, accounting, political, economic and trading policies),which define the business and marketing strategies essential for success in the emerging global economy.
In-depth study of a topic of current interest. Topic to be covered depends on the mutual interest of faculty and students.
Independent Study.
Exposes students to a broad range of practical applications in research, planning, and development of entrepreneurial ideas. The course focuses on processes and strategies used to launch a new business venture using strategic and creative thinking in the areas of innovation, branding, sales, strategy, and finance.Equivalent Course: MGT 4140
Utilizing case studies, the student is exposed to the challenges of making the “right” decision with imperfect information and how the analytical tools and techniques found in finance, statistics and data management assist the decision making process. Topics include business model evaluation, business to business marketing, and sales management.
Focuses on the relationship between the marketing plan strategy and the marketplace goals of the organizational strategic plan. Brand management is a central theme. Course explores choices and tactics for marketers to use.
Students will gain interdisciplinary experience working for an advertising agency. Student teams will be matched with clients looking for social media marketing, website development, graphic design and other advertising needs. Students will be mentored by faculty and the CSS Marketing & College Communications office in order to successfully complete projects. Students will gain real world, practical knowledge in account management, client relations and creative development.
An internship taken in a practical business or other appropriate facility related to the student's interest. Student is supervised by a manager; evaluation of student performance is completed by the manager, student and advisor. Students may obtain additional information about internships from the Department of Management office. Prerequisite Courses: approval of instructor.
In-depth study of a topic of current interest. Topic to be studied depends on the mutual interest of faculty and students.
Study of a particular area selected by student with approval of department chair and instructor. Study may include research and/or field experience involving a learning situation directly related to marketing.
Special Topics in Marketing
Source: The College of Saint Scholastica's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
