18 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.
Introduction to the concepts, issues and opportunities associated with marketing management. Marketing strategy, buyer behavior, new product development, product management, price, promotion and channel decisions within context of overall environment and the cornerstones of this course.
The retailing industry is undergoing tremendous disruption with the explosive growth of e-commerce. Multi-channel retailing is becoming the norm and the marketing challenges are many, including delivery of omni-channel customer experiences. This course is a study of the many challenges in retail management today using one of the leading textbooks on the topic. Student activities in the course include midterm and final exams, assignments and discussions.
Application of concepts drawn from the behavioral sciences (i.e., anthropology, sociology and psychology) to provide insight into consumer decision-making and buyer behavior.
This course aims to provide students with insight on how modern industry is adopting new emerging media and technologies as marketing tools. Many innovative and evolutionary technologies/media will be introduced, such as blogs, mobile media, in game advertising, virtual reality, hologram, touchscreen, social media, information kiosk in retail setting, including evolved formats of traditional media (e.g., 3-D TV, HD radio, and digital outdoor media). Formerly MKT 450.
Students learn the benefits of using a systematic and analytical approach to marketing decision making . Students will be able to use and execute data analytic techniques in a scientific and process driven manner. Understand how the first principles' of marketing strategy assist firms in organizing analytic opportunities and challenges that exist in todays data era.
Exact topics to be covered depend on recent advances and applications in digital marketing and social media.
Ever wondered how many people visit the canisius.edu website daily? How many individuals actively engage with Canisius on Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok? And how many alumni actually read the emails sent out by Canisius? Monitoring and analyzing these answers can significantly impact Canisius' ability to reach and attract new students. Welcome to the dynamic realm of digital marketing analytics! This very hands-on course offers a deep dive into the intricacies of analytics for digital spaces--where students learn how to harness the power of digital data to make informed decisions, optimize marketing strategies, and maximize return on investment for businesses. Students will master essential skills in website analytics, social media analytics, search analytics, email marketing analytics, and tools such as Google Analytics, Google Looker Studio, and Google Tag Manager, among others. Additionally, the course reinforces fundamental Excel skills. Successful completion of this class will earn students an official Google certificate, recognized and valued in the real world.
Search Engine Marketing (SEM) has become one of the most important marketing strategies for business organizations. SEM involves a variety of techniques designed to increase a company's visibility on popular search engines like Google, Yahoo and Bing. The course will cover Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategies involving website development and web analytics as well as Pay-Per-Click (PPC) strategies using advertising programs like Google AdWords. As companies increasingly compete to drive customers to their websites, the skills covered in the course are becoming essential for modern marketing professionals and web designers.
Case analysis is used to apply advanced practices and policies concerning product, price, promotion and supply chain marketing to marketing decision making.
Excelling in service management, from delivery to recovery, is the foundation for success in many industries today. The focus of this course is on the knowledge needed to develop and maintain strong customer relationships that improve customer satisfaction and retention. Customer satisfaction and retention are drivers of success for industries such as financial services, professional services, transportation, healthcare and hospitality industries.
Marketing in the global environment.
Instructor Approval. Similar to a real-life integrated marketing communication (IMC) agency, the IMC Masterclass allows accepted students to develop, launch and manage marketing, digital marketing, and communication strategies and tactics for real clients. Working in teams, students assess client goals, develop IMC campaign concepts based on those goals, launch the campaign, then optimize it for success. In addition to gaining hands-on experience with industry-leading digital marketing and analytics tools, students learn critical career-ready skills such as client management, budget and deadline management, creative concept creation and cross-functional teamwork--while also up-leveling their skills with paid advertising, social media marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), paid search, email marketing, landing page development, public relations, influencer tactics, branding, analytics, and more. Enrollment requires instructor approval. Satisfies IMC capstone requirement.
Instructor Approval. Students will continue working on the projects that were started in IMC Masterclass 1. Similar to a real-life integrated marketing communication (IMC) agency, the IMC Masterclass allows accepted students to develop, launch and manage marketing, digital marketing, and communication strategies and tactics for real clients. Working in teams, students assess client goals, develop IMC campaign concepts based on those goals, launch the campaign, then optimize it for success. In addition to gaining hands-on experience with industry-leading digital marketing and analytics tools, students learn critical career-ready skills such as client management, budget and deadline management, creative concept creation and cross-functional teamwork--while also up-leveling their skills with paid advertising, social media marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), paid search, email marketing, landing page development, public relations, influencer tactics, branding, analytics, and more. Enrollment requires instructor approval. Satisfies IMC capstone requirement.
This course is an introduction to global logistics and the transportation aspects of the distribution of goods. The advantages and disadvantages of the different modes of transportation and their impact on business decisions are explored in detail. Counts as a Marketing elective.
All for-credit internships require non-routine job experience that links academic concepts with practical experience. Involve supervision by faculty and student demonstration of academic value through papers and reports.
This course is for students in the Fashion Institute of Technology Program and attending F.I.T. during the fall and spring semester.
This course is for students in the Fashion Institute of Technology Program and attending F.I.T. during the spring semester.
Study and work with a faculty supervisor. Project to be determined by faculty agreement. Independent studies require an application and approval by the associate dean.
Source: Canisius University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
