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UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG - UMUC Europe

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ACHEloR’s dEgREEs<br />

Marketing<br />

Students may seek either an academic major or minor in<br />

marketing.<br />

Major in Marketing<br />

The marketing major prepares students with the marketing<br />

skills and business acumen necessary for professional and<br />

personal success in today’s global business environment. The<br />

curriculum provides a balanced course of study that exposes<br />

students to a common body of knowledge and leads them<br />

to understand marketing processes and situations, think<br />

independently, communicate effectively, and appreciate<br />

their own and other cultures. Students with a major in<br />

marketing will be well-positioned to enter a broad spectrum<br />

of marketing positions in private and public corporations,<br />

marketing agencies, or entrepreneurial endeavors.<br />

objectives<br />

The student who graduates with a major in marketing will be<br />

able to<br />

G Critically evaluate marketing situations and make<br />

informed marketing decisions.<br />

G Explain the universal marketing processes for consumer<br />

and organizational markets in a domestic and global<br />

marketplace.<br />

G Describe the complex nature of global corporate ethics and<br />

the social responsibility of organizations in the conduct of<br />

marketing activities.<br />

G Demonstrate competency in technological applications<br />

used by the marketing professional to report key data and<br />

recommend management strategy and action plans.<br />

G Demonstrate effective written and oral communication<br />

skills consistent with the professional marketing<br />

environment.<br />

G Evaluate the political, cultural, economic, legal, and trade<br />

regulation issues as they relate to marketing.<br />

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UndERGRAdUATE CATALoG | 2009-2010<br />

degree Requirements<br />

A degree with a major in marketing requires the successful<br />

completion of 120 credits of coursework including 36 credits<br />

for the major (indicated by F); 41 credits in general education<br />

requirements (GERs); and 43 credits in the minor, electives,<br />

and other requirements. At least 18 credits in the major must<br />

be earned in upper-level courses (numbered 300 or above).<br />

requirements for the Marketing Major<br />

Coursework for a major in marketing includes the<br />

following:<br />

G Business courses (15 credits): ACCT 221 (or<br />

301); BMGT 364, 380, and 496; and STAT 230<br />

(or STAT 200)<br />

G Required marketing courses (12 credits):<br />

MRKT 310, 410, 412, 454<br />

G Supplemental major courses (6 credits):<br />

Any MRKT courses<br />

G Required capstone course (3 credits): MRKT 495<br />

G Required related courses (9 credits), which may<br />

be applied anywhere in the degree: ACCT 326<br />

(or IFSM 300), and ECON 201 and 203<br />

Recommended Sequence<br />

The following course sequence will fulfill all of the<br />

requirements for the BS in marketing. Since some<br />

recommended courses fulfill more than one requirement,<br />

substituting courses for those listed may make it necessary<br />

to take additional courses to meet degree requirements.<br />

Students should consult an academic advisor whenever taking<br />

advantage of other options.<br />

Information on alternate courses (where allowable) to fulfill<br />

general education requirements (in communications, arts<br />

and humanities, behavioral and social sciences, biological and<br />

physical sciences, mathematics, and interdisciplinary issues)<br />

may be found on p. 67.

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