Edinburgh Napier University · Full-time
Marketing
Our course brings together the latest industry and practice driven techniques in marketing. For a career in the most exciting and dynamic of all the business disciplines From the principles and practices of marketing right through to marketing on a global scal…
MSc1 yearFull-time
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School of Marketing, Tourism and Languages · Business and management
Our course brings together the latest industry and practice driven techniques in marketing. For a career in the most exciting and dynamic of all the business disciplines From the principles and practices of marketing right through to marketing on a global scale we’ll get you ready for the work place. Building on marketing theory we’ll help you to test these in a practical way by getting you to apply these to real business scenarios. The yearlong course is split into 3 trimesters, each building on the last working towards your own dissertation to get you ready to kick start your marketing career on an international level. Please visit our website for course details.
Getting in
As the university states it
The entry requirements for this course is a Bachelors (Honours) degree at a 2.2 or above. We look for applicants to have a background in any discipline in order to be eligible for the programme. We may also consider lesser qualifications if you have sufficient professional work experience within the industry. If English is not your first language you should have an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with no component below 5.5 (or an equivalent qualification).
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