This course provides an in-depth study of advanced topics in marketing for 4th year undergraduate students. It is worth 5 ECTS credits and will be taught over 12 weeks covering topics such as marketing research, strategic planning, buyer behavior, product management, pricing, distribution channels, integrated marketing communications, and global and services marketing. Students will learn key marketing concepts and theories and how to apply them in decision making. Assessment methods may include exams, reports, and case studies. The course is taught in English.
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Course : Advanced Topics In Marketing at University of Macedonia Syllabus
This course provides an in-depth study of advanced topics in marketing for 4th year undergraduate students. It is worth 5 ECTS credits and will be taught over 12 weeks covering topics such as marketing research, strategic planning, buyer behavior, product management, pricing, distribution channels, integrated marketing communications, and global and services marketing. Students will learn key marketing concepts and theories and how to apply them in decision making. Assessment methods may include exams, reports, and case studies. The course is taught in English.
This course provides an in-depth study of advanced topics in marketing for 4th year undergraduate students. It is worth 5 ECTS credits and will be taught over 12 weeks covering topics such as marketing research, strategic planning, buyer behavior, product management, pricing, distribution channels, integrated marketing communications, and global and services marketing. Students will learn key marketing concepts and theories and how to apply them in decision making. Assessment methods may include exams, reports, and case studies. The course is taught in English.
Course Code Course Type Elective Level of Course Undergraduate Year of Study 4th Term Spring ECTS Credits 5 credits Andreas Andronikidis, Professor; Chris Vassiliadis, , Name of Instructor Professor, Vasiliki Grougiou Assistant Professor, Leonidas Chatzithomas Assistant Professor andro@uom.gr chris@uom.gr v.grougiou@uom.edu.gr hatzithomas@uom.edu.gr E-mail
Office Hours Will be announced in week 1
In-Classroom Study 3 hours per week Out-of-Classroom
Study After completing the course, the graduate student should be able to:
identify the basic terms, concepts, and theories
within the field of Marketing that are significant. understand the ideas and reasoning that underlie these concepts and theories. Objective of the understand the relationships of these concepts Course and theories to each other, and their relationship to Marketing and/or business principles and practices. integrate basic concepts and theories in marketing for use in decision making; gather and analyze information to be used in developing marketing strategies and plans.
Prerequisites Principles of Marketing
In-depth study of selected topics in marketing. Titles Course Contents and topics will vary Recommended Pride, W.M, Ferrell, O.C. Marketing, Concepts and Readings Strategies, current edition (Houghton Mifflin Company) Kotler & Keller. Marketing Management, current edition. (Prentice Hall Publishing) Cateora, P. R. and Grahm, J.L. International Marketing, 13th ed. (McGraw-Hill) Teaching Methods Lecture, case study Students may be evaluated using minor examinations, Assesment Methods reports, and case studies. Language of English Instruction Course Schedule 1. Week The Marketing Concept 2. Week Marketing Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning 3. Week Marketing Research 4. Week Strategic Planning 5. Week Buyer Behaviour 6. Week Product and Brand Management 7. Week Pricing 8. Week Distribution Channels 9. Week Integrated Marketing Communications 10.Week Sales Force Management 11.Week Global Marketing 12.Week Services Marketing