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Ulster University · Full-time

Marketing

This programme is open to graduates from any discipline who wish to develop a professional career in marketing. The course facilitates creativity, innovation, and an entrepreneurial mind-set. This intensive programme will equip you with the skills needed to su…

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Belfast Campus · Business and management

This programme is open to graduates from any discipline who wish to develop a professional career in marketing. The course facilitates creativity, innovation, and an entrepreneurial mind-set. This intensive programme will equip you with the skills needed to succeed as a strategic thinking marketing professional. You will build the knowledge and skills to identify new business trends, deliver complex business solutions and build customer relationships that allow the co-creation of products and services. You will develop marketing strategies in real life business contexts and studying topics such as strategy and innovation, digital marketing communications, marketing analytics, foundations in management, marketing management and global marketing. Real life experience will be provided by an applied project within a local business to solve a contemporary marketing problem. Graduates should be eligible to apply for marketing positions across public and private sector organisations. Additionally, the skills acquired through completing the programme have inspired some to set up their own businesses.

Getting in

As the university states it

Applicants should normally possess a relevant 2nd Class Honours degree or better, or an equivalent qualification. They must also possess a level of English language competency acceptable to the University. Exceptionally, applicants who do not possess academic qualifications at the appropriate level but have substantial relevant work experience may be considered for admittance in accordance with the Faculty’s Accreditation of Prior Learning policy.

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