Where creativity meets strategy

Do you consider yourself an innovative and strategic person? Are you interested in communicating products to consumers that could change their lives for the better? A marketing career is something you should pursue! This program feeds both sides of your brain to give you the technical and creative skills you need as you launch your career.

Credits120
Sample Careers
  • Marketing Manager
  • Marketing Strategist
  • Market Research Analyst
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The average undergraduate student award is $16,603.

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Program Overview

Concordia’s Bachelor of Science in marketing fuses creativity with strategy to produce an exciting career path using both left-brain and right-brain agility. Marketing graduates have one of the highest job-placement rates in the business world, and Concordia will prepare you to be the most effective, efficient professional possible to be a competitive job candidate after graduation. 

This program is also offered as a Certificate and a Minor. Please see course catalog for full descriptions and courses/credits.

What to Expect

Our bachelor’s in marketing teaches you the fundamental skills you’ll need to be an effective marketing professional. From consumer audiences and their needs, to product design, packaging, pricing, advertising, selling, distribution, brand identification, and promotion, you’ll study everything that goes into this enticing career. In addition, you’ll learn the nuts and bolts of public relations—how it’s used to promote and manage public perception—as well as basic advertising campaign strategies like copy, visualization, and layout. You’ll also learn the difference between business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) operations. A Concordia marketing major also covers the digital landscape of web design and maintenance and the impact E-commerce has on marketing. You’ll learn marketing research methods and measurements, dip your toes into international marketing, and gain insights on how to ethically engage and interact conscientiously with the public.

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