Gain Marketing and Business Skills With a Marketing Management Degree
From hilarious Super Bowl ads to snarky fast food Twitter accounts to cleverly written emails, marketing drives business promotion and growth. Digital and print marketing helps businesses, nonprofits and government organizations get the word out about their products and services.
While earning a marketing management associate degree, you’ll gain industry knowledge and build valuable skills, including:
- Understanding the history and practical applications of marketing
- How digital marketing strategies work to promote products and services
- The role of sales in the marketing process
- How to budget for social media or other marketing campaigns
- Using your creativity to develop compelling campaigns
- Understanding marketing in a global economy
- How to give a sales presentation
- Soft skills including time management, teamwork, critical thinking and creative problem-solving
The classes in this program are project-based. You’ll learn how to sell, market or advertise a product, determine a target audience and monitor an advertising budget.
In addition to the core business and marketing classes, customize the rest of your coursework with electives based on your specific areas of interest, including retailing, advertising and consumer behavior. Business-oriented general education requirements include classes in economics, financial mathematics and technical writing.
A student-centered approach to learning combines a variety of effective classroom methods, skills and experiential opportunities. The marketing management classes feature guest speakers who work in law, sales or accounting. These professionals bring the curriculum to life by sharing how theoretical topics apply in the real world.
Leverage Your Associate Degree to Earn a Bachelor’s Degree
After earning a two-year degree, many students choose to pursue a bachelor’s degree in marketing management. Through an articulation transfer program, course credits from your Aims marketing management associate degree can seamlessly transfer to two four-year schools, Regis University and Franklin University.