University of Greenwich · Full-time
MBA Marketing Management (with Placement)
The Marketing Management MBA draws on decades of professional experience to prepare you for leadership roles in the marketing sector. Our London-based MBA in Marketing Management focuses on developing your knowledge in marketing strategy and change management.…
MBA2 yearsFull-time
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Executive Business Centre · Business and management
The Marketing Management MBA draws on decades of professional experience to prepare you for leadership roles in the marketing sector. Our London-based MBA in Marketing Management focuses on developing your knowledge in marketing strategy and change management. Our MBA provides a solid grounding in marketing management, which includes engaging projects. Our digital marketing suite, for instance, provides the authentic experience of working in a marketing or advertising agency. It’s perfect if you’re taking part in a group project, as you can bounce ideas off each other using the latest interactive Mersive software. You will have the flexibility to follow your professional interests and engage with your chosen sector, from retail and travel to professional services and data modelling. What you should know about this course - Gain expertise in marketing strategy and change management with modules designed to meet industry needs. - Study at our beautiful Greenwich campus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Getting in
As the university states it
An undergraduate (honours) degree at 2:2, or above. Applicants without a degree that have professional qualifications or relevant professional experience may be considered.
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