Marketing
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Assert your creative ingenuity to methodically drive customer growth
Creativity has been called the #1 leadership competency of the future by 1,500 chief executives featured in a Newsweek cover story. And almost nothing is as creative in business as marketing.
Marketing allows you to use both left- and right-brain skills, blending analytical with ingenuity and applying thoughtful reasoning to powerful communication. As a career, marketing is growing at a rate of 30%—that’s twice the national average.1
Acquire a marketing skill set sought by employers
To gain entry into or grow in this field, you need in-demand skills you can immediately put into practice. Franklin University’s Marketing Major equips you with a highly desirable skill set in these core areas: marketing strategy, market research and analysis, advertising, digital marketing and e-commerce, public relations, creative production, and global marketing.
At Franklin, you’ll gain confidence in your abilities through a hands-on, holistic understanding of all aspects of marketing, from developing strategic plans to executing tactics. And our highly relevant curriculum will expose you to current trends in social media, analytics, and consumer behavior. If you wish, you can even take a deeper dive into any of those areas with your choice of elective classes. Either way, you’ll be ready to add value to a variety of industries and organizations.
Gain hands-on experience with project-based team assignments
And with Franklin’s application-oriented curriculum and project-based team assignments, you’ll get practical experience in how the marketing function fits within other business disciplines. From case studies to your capstone project, you’ll be doing marketing work in a simulated business environment.
The capstone project prepares you to work cross functionally by teaming you up with students from other majors, including human resources management, finance, and eMarketing. Together, you’ll define a corporate strategy with you developing the marketing plan and ensuring integration and alignment with the overall strategy.
Learn from accredited curriculum taught by expert practitioners
Credentialed practitioners and respected experts in marketing teach our relevant curriculum, so you’ll learn real-world lessons from their years of experience. And Franklin’s Marketing Major is accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE), the leader in outcomes-based accreditation in business, so you know you’re earning a respected degree with value in the workplace.
Earn your degree from a university built for busy adults
Earn your degree on your terms by taking classes 100% online or pursue available coursework at one of our eleven Midwest locations. Regionally accredited and nonprofit, Franklin was built from the ground-up to satisfy the needs of adult learners. A seamless transfer process and personal academic advisors help ease your transition into becoming a student, while our flexible course schedules help to balance your education with work, family, and life. Get started on your future today!
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Gain The Skills Employers Desire
Career Opportunities
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Account Executive
Account Executives cultivate and maintain profitable and satisfying client relationships, seek out new business opportunities, and sell a company’s products and services.
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Copywriter
Copywriters generate marketing, web, advertising, and social media content in order to introduce, inform or promote a person, business, product, opinion, idea, or concept.
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Production Manager
Production Managers oversee the financial and logistical support of executing marketing creative, including budgeting, staffing, vendor negotiation, materials delivery, and scheduling.
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Promotion Coordinator
Promotion Coordinators collaborate with advertising, sales, and public relations managers to develop programs, materials, and special events that generate interest and awareness of an organization’s products and services.
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Sales Manager
Sales Managers oversee the business development activities of sales staff to ensure that target revenues are met or exceeded.
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Marketing Manager
Marketing Managers plan, implement, and monitor marketing and sales activities in support of customer acquisition and retention efforts.
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Research Analyst
Research Analysts study market conditions to assess the sales potential of a product or service, helping organizations understand what people will buy and at what price.
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Employment Outlook
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Our Recipe For Your Success
Academic & Industry Experts
Classes are taught and designed by credentialed professionals with real-world experience.
- Programs are designed by combining the insight of industry leaders with the academic expertise of our faculty, ensuring what you learn translates into on-the-job success.
- Academic concepts and theories are brought to life through our teaching faculty’s professional expertise, and can be immediately applied in your career.
- Faculty with industry experience teach our courses, not graduate students or life-time academics, so you learn not only the theories behind the practice but also how to apply them in real-world situations.
Relevant & Consistent Curriculum
What you learn is a reflection of the program you choose, not the format in which it’s applied.
- All programs are designed for learning outcomes to flow from the program level into actual coursework.
- This top-down approach allows credentialed professionals to customize assignments based on trending industry topics without deviating from a program’s core outcomes.
- Regardless of your professor or the format of your class, you receive the same quality education.
Hands-On Learning Experience
Franklin's coursework teaches not only theories and concepts, but also how they apply to practical situations.
- Professional course designers ensure that class activities such as learning simulations, case studies, interactive videos, and group exercises are relevant and appropriate.
- A curriculum development team is dedicated to making sure all courses are intuitively designed so content is taught in a logical manner that facilitates your success in the classroom and beyond.
Continuously Evolving Programs
Consistent program reviews ensure our programs stay at the forefront of industry trends.
- Survey results and feedback from student and faculty assessments are reviewed regularly so that our programs are always improving and up-to-date.
- A structured review process helps identify industry gaps that guide curriculum enhancements allowing our academic and industry experts to regularly implement new industry trends.
- Regular assessment provides hard data that is used to improve student learning and teaching methods.
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