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Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing Management

Undergraduate programmeModules listed for 8 semesters

The fundamental mission of B. Com in Marketing Management is to prepare learners for work in the exciting world of marketing and create an excellent foundation for careers in commerce, retail, advertising and other marketing related fields.

Purpose Of Programme

The fundamental mission of B. Com in Marketing Management is to prepare learners for work in the exciting world of marketing and create an excellent foundation for careers in commerce, retail, advertising and other marketing related fields. This specialized learning programme is unique and designed to equip the learners with necessary skills to conduct market research, data analytics, and interpret consumers data insights to run effective market campaigns, and to satisfy consumer needs and demands. It also develops the learner on marketing strategies, customer value, and effective use of traditional and digital marketing communications platforms to reach customers. While attempting to ensure that a sound theoretical foundation will allow the learners to gain academic expertise and practical workplace skills enable them to excel in marketing management roles.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the Course period learners should be able to:

  • Describe methods of communication in the Marketing field and how technology is used effectively and efficiently.
  • Justify how management styles differ from organisation to organisation.
  • Develop a business plan for a small business set up and one for the existing organisation.
  • Demonstrate how integrated marketing communications work in the development of organisations.
  • Employ different Marketing Research approaches.
  • Explore the scope of Integrated Marketing Communication and the use of main promotional tools of advertising, public relations, sales promotion, direct marketing, event marketing and online marketing.
  • Coordinate the planning of public relations activities for the development of strategies, tactics, tools, and resources to manage a range of stakeholder relationships and issues to achieve organizational objectives.
  • Analyze the business need for customer orientation, markets, and target of market opportunities.
  • Apply research knowledge, skills, and competence in relation to marketing.

Enrolment Criteria

Access and inclusion to this Programme will be fair and equal to all applicants from a wide range of learning and work experience. The following are the entry requirements for the BCom in Marketing Management.

  1. Best 6 Subjects, 36 Points and above.
  1. OVC’s between 31 and 36 Points with supporting documents included.
  1. Discontinued OVCs.
  1. Reinstatements and Progression

Modules Covered

Semester 15 modules
  1. 1Introduction to Marketing Communications
  2. 2Introduction to Business Statistics
  3. 3Information communication Technology
  4. 4Business Communications
  5. 5ntroduction to Public Relations
Semester 25 modules
  1. 1Public Relations
  2. 2Digital Applications for Electronic Media
  3. 3Customer Relationship Management.
  4. 4Entrepreneurship
  5. 5Marketing Information Systems
Semester 34 modules
  1. 1Direct Marketing
  2. 2Consumer Behaviour
  3. 3Supply Chain Management
  4. 4Social and Intercultural Communications
Semester 44 modules
  1. 1Integrated Marketing Communication
  2. 2Marketing Management
  3. 3Media Studies
  4. 4Business Management
Semester 54 modules
  1. 1Business Law
  2. 2Services Marketing
  3. 3Graphic Design and Arts
  4. 4Green Communication and Marketing
Semester 62 modules
  1. 1Marketing Research
  2. 2International Marketing Management
Optional Modules Semester 6 (Choose 2)4 modules
  1. 1Business Statistics
  2. 2Business Innovation
  3. 3Corporate Governance and Ethics
  4. 4E-Business
Semester 74 modules
  1. 1Brand Management
  2. 2Corporate Communications
  3. 3Strategic Management
  4. 4Project Management
Semester 82 modules
  1. 1Dissertation
  2. 2Industrial Attachment

Career Pathways

  • Community Relations Representative
  • Marketing Management Director
  • Media Relations Manager
  • PR specialist
  • Social Media Manager
  • Spokesperson
  • Marketing Specialist
  • Marketing Manager
  • Public Relations Manager.
  • Marketing Executive
  • Corporate Communications Manager.
  • Marketing and Public Relations Executives.
  • Communications Directors.
  • Marketing Directors.
  • Marketing Consultants.