To provide you with a comprehensive understanding of current marketing theory and practices.
Master the basics of sales, retail operations, and strategy while also receiving specialized instruction on:
Whether in an agency, in a consulting company, in the marketing department of a corporation or directly at an internet service provider – creative and strategic specialists in marketing are in demand everywhere. So you can potentially be employed at almost any company, both national and international. And the industry, especially in the digital sector, is growing steadily, offering great career prospects.
Our professors and lecturers attach great importance to the close integration of theory and practice. Most of them have themselves gained many years of specialist and management experience on an international level – and would like to share it. They do this for example through case studies, projects and field trips to renowned companies.
In the International Marketing Bachelor program, you can opt for one of 3 majors to develop your specialization.
During your internship, you can use your academic knowledge outside of your studies. You will also get to know the industry better – which provides the perfect foundation for choosing your career. The internship is firmly integrated into your studies so, of course, you do not lose any time.
You would like to spend part of your studies abroad? (Study in Georgia Tbilisi) Our International Office is the central contact point for all topics relating to our partner university network. We support you in the search for a suitable partner university and in preparations for your stay abroad.
The staff of the International Office can inform you about the admission requirements of the partner universities and provide valuable orientation for a successful semester abroad.
As a marketing manager, you have two fundamental tasks: product communication and brand communication. The basis for the design of all content is a communication and marketing strategy, which is usually developed in close cooperation with the management. The instruments and channels for an effective marketing approach (“marketing mix”) are also elaborated. Actual advertising campaigns can then be tackled afterward. This requires a deep understanding of the product world, the target groups, and the market.
The marketing manager is at the heart of the business – at the interface between business management, research and development, product management, sales, service, and the customer.
As a product manager, you manage a product or service by coordinating various business units, all of which are jointly responsible for this product. This includes development, production, marketing, and distribution. Your job is to maintain and organize the overall view, to think creatively and innovatively and to keep an eye on the sustainable success of the product.
In the area of sales, you distribute products and services of a company to customers – either directly to private consumers, i.e. Business-2-Customer (B2C), or to corporate customers, i.e. Business-2-Business (B2B). In order to score points here, you must keep an eye on the market and sales trends. Your duties also include consulting and support of existing customers as well as new customer acquisition. You also create offers and conduct negotiations.