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Marketing plays an integral part in the success of a product. How things are marketed can establish who it is targeting, and how well it sells. It is the process of communicating the value of a product to its potential customers. As well as exploring the traditional marketing methods, you will also focus on modern sales and marketing techniques.
An undergraduate degree will normally give you a foundation knowledge of marketing, and then give you an insight into more complex areas. You will likely cover marketing strategies, market research and marketing management, as well as exploring other areas.
Your degree will be delivered mainly through lectures and seminars. You may be given chances to participate in a case study or work placement, which will allow you to gain experience of delivering a marketing strategy.
Depending on where you choose to study, you may be able to specialise towards the end of your degree. This will give you an opportunity to further develop your knowledge in a particular area of marketing. Common specialisations include:
If your course requires you to write a dissertation in your final year, this will be a chance to research a favoured aspect of marketing.
The award gained from a marketing degree will depend on where you choose to study. Countries have different accreditation systems, meaning that it can differ greatly. You may also wish to find a degree that is accredited by an independent body, such as the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM).
An undergraduate degree in marketing will typically take three to four years. Foundation degrees, diplomas and certificates can last up to two years when studied full-time.
Once you have completed your undergraduate degree, you can either seek employment in your chosen field, or further your studies. Continuation of your studies might come in the form of a postgraduate degree, such as a masters or PhD, or a graduate diploma or certificate.
Marketing plays a role in almost all industries. This means that marketing graduates will be able to find work in a wide range of fields and sectors. Some popular choices include energy and utilities, healthcare, tourism, real estate, performing arts and the entertainment industry. It is also possible for you to start your own marketing business.
Throughout your degree, you will have gained many transferable skills, including oral and written communication, persuasion skills, management skills, creativity and presentation skills. You will have been given opportunities to develop many useful and applicable skills during your time at university, which will help you gain your job of choice.
An undergraduate degree will normally give you a foundation knowledge of marketing, and then give you an insight into more complex areas. You will likely cover marketing strategies, market research and marketing management, as well as exploring other areas.
Your degree will be delivered mainly through lectures and seminars. You may be given chances to participate in a case study or work placement, which will allow you to gain experience of delivering a marketing strategy.
Study in the Netherlands
The Netherlands is a great choice for international students, as it has a very large international population that would be ready to make any new international students feel at home. The Netherlands was also one of the first non-native English speaking countries to offer courses taught in English to international students. The Dutch people have a long standing reputation of being tolerant and open minded, meaning you will feel welcomed and comfortable as soon as you arrive in the country.
See our detailed guide to studying in the Netherlands for international students.
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