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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MARKETING

Program information

St.Lawrence College

Program overview

You begin the Business Administration Marketing program with a strong foundational understanding of business and its disciplines and scaffold your marketing abilities over three years You develop your marketing skills in a hands-on experiential learning environment focusing on consumer behaviour integrated marketing communications professional selling marketing metrics and analysis design and digital experience retail marketing and e-commerce teamwork and planning You create value for the marketplace and open doors to ever-increasing marketing management opportunities Senior-level courses include marketing analytics digital and content marketing business simulations account and customer relationship management and customized certifications and two marketing placements all of which culminate with a full marketing plan for real clients With a holistic approach to career readiness you take part in Emotional Intelligence and Work Place Big 5 self-assessments career fairs dining etiquette and intense professional development You meet regularly with faculty to review customized development plans to pursue relevant personal goals Enjoy and be challenged by small class sizes where the majority of your professors are full time with both academic and industry experience to develop your talents Meet some of your professors Your classrooms are well equipped and you engage with applied teamwork research time and stress management presentations guest speakers and public speaking Over three years your changes in approach and behaviour become permanent to prepare you for a successful career

Duration: 13

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