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Marketing is fundamentally about building relationships and trust to help customers solve their problems in ways that benefit everyone. In the course of doing this, marketers do research, use analytics, create and manage many types of communication, engage in and manage professional selling, determine pricing strategies, and develop distribution channels.

From startups to large corporations, firms need marketers. The U.S. Bureau of Labor predicts faster than average growth for marketing manager jobs through 2029. Marketers play an important and strategic role in the organizations they serve, from helping determine strategic direction, providing key leadership, engaging customers, driving revenue, to launching innovative new products and services. Our faculty members bring their knowledge and experience into the classroom, equipping students to think critically about all aspects of marketing.

Career paths

A Marketing major equips students with the skills to pursue career opportunities in: Account management; Brand marketing; Business development; Consumer marketing; Customer relationship management; Digital marketing; Event marketing; Marketing research; Marketing analytics; Professional sales; Promotions and advertising; Public relations; Services marketing; Social media marketing; Supply chain management; Sports marketing.

• Marketing Communications Management
• Marketing Research and Analytics
• Professional Selling and Sales Management