Accountancy - Tilburg University, The Netherlands
Accountancy - Tilburg University, The Netherlands
Accountancy - Tilburg University, The Netherlands
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Prof.Dr. Els Gijsbrechts<br />
Professor of Quantitative Marketing and<br />
Head of the Marketing Department<br />
Programme<br />
Advanced Marketing Research<br />
<strong>The</strong> programme consists of 60 Credits (ECTS), equivalent<br />
During this advanced course you will cover a range of<br />
to 1680 hours of study, offered over two semesters.<br />
quantitative methods such as correspondence analysis,<br />
Finding out what drives marketing<br />
outcomes<br />
<strong>The</strong> first semester starts in September, with exams in<br />
December and January. <strong>The</strong> second semester runs from<br />
February to June, but is divided in two. From February to<br />
conjoint analysis and latent class analysis that are commonly<br />
used in the fields of segmentation (consumer<br />
analysis) and positioning (competitor analysis).<br />
April, you will take two courses and start preparing for<br />
“<strong>The</strong> members of the Marketing department are<br />
your Master’s <strong>The</strong>sis. From April onwards, you will be<br />
Marketing Models<br />
highly committed to making their marketing research<br />
able to focus on your Master’s <strong>The</strong>sis.<br />
This course is aimed at formulating quantitative models<br />
knowledge accessible to students, training them to<br />
within the field of marketing and the use of these models<br />
become excellent marketing researchers, transferring<br />
ECTS<br />
in analysing data obtained from consumer- or retail<br />
knowledge and skills that students cannot learn<br />
Advanced Marketing Research 6<br />
panels. You will learn how to apply these models on an<br />
through self-study. This is also clearly reflected in the<br />
Marketing Models 6<br />
individual basis and you will understand what the<br />
content of the programme.<br />
Strategic Marketing Management 6<br />
advantages and limitations of these models are.<br />
2 Electives from: 12<br />
My own research concentrates on the use of<br />
You need not be excellent at mathematics, but you<br />
- International Marketing<br />
Experimental Research<br />
marketing models to solve marketing problems.<br />
should not be afraid of using statistical tools either.<br />
- Empirical Applications<br />
Experimental research is the main instrument of<br />
For example, one of my recent papers is about<br />
After graduation, you will most likely find a job in a<br />
- Market Assessment<br />
research in areas such as consumer behaviour or social<br />
geomarketing: finding out how the impact of store<br />
Marketing Research department in large companies.<br />
- Micro-Econometrics<br />
psychology. <strong>The</strong> purpose of this course is to provide<br />
flyers on store sales and traffic differs with local<br />
But you can also work for consulting companies that<br />
- Simulation<br />
answers to questions such as how to conduct experiments,<br />
market conditions, and finding out how retailers can<br />
give advice to firms in designing their marketing<br />
Survey Methodology 6<br />
which kinds of experimental designs will be used, and<br />
use this knowledge to make their store flyers more<br />
strategies. Or if you like to continue in an academic<br />
1 Elective from: 6<br />
how to statistically test hypotheses.<br />
effective. If you wish to do the Master’s programme<br />
career, doing this Master’s programme gives you a<br />
-Experimental Research<br />
in Marketing Research, you should be capable of<br />
head start.”<br />
-Marketing Information Management<br />
Marketing Information Management<br />
analytical thinking and have a strong interest in<br />
Master’s <strong>The</strong>sis 18<br />
This course focuses on methods to estimate the long-<br />
finding out what drives marketing outcomes.<br />
term value of customers to a firm. You will also find out<br />
This programme is provisional. For more information<br />
how to identify the most profitable customers and how<br />
about the programme and the courses, please check<br />
to optimally allocate marketing resources to customers.<br />
the electronic study guide on our web pages at<br />
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www.tilburguniversity.nl/studyguide<br />
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